Let It Snow, Let It Snow

Well, today was a day to lay low and boy did I take advantage of it.  With six inches of snow falling over night and another 6 inches falling throughout the day, I too advantage of doing a whole lot of nothing!  It didn't help that I was in a bit of "depression" knowing that I have to go back to work tomorrow.  No one likes to see a great vacation come to an end, but I am having a particularly hard time with this one.  Knowing that another holiday season has come and gone has been hard because my kids are at such a great age.  They are 7 and 4 and LOVED every bit of Christmas this year.  They woke up at 3:15 on Christmas morning, we watched every possible Christmas movie every night leading up to Christmas, we drank more hot chocolate and ate more cookies than anyone could imagine, we wrote letters to Santa, visited Santa, and did all of those things that you dream of doing with your kids.  My biggest fear is that I will not have many more years of "believing" left.

So, today I did a lot of sitting back and relishing all of the great things.  I also did a lot of being lazy and watching some of my favorite movies.  To prove how lazy I really was, my picture of the day is actually taken from my bed out of my bedroom window.  I was snuggling with my daughter watching my favorite movie of all time, You've Got Mail, and decided to take a picture of the winter wonderland outside since I would much rather look at it from the warmth of my blankets than venture out into it (I am not much of a fan of the cold...go figure! I live in Buffalo!)  

Today, I am thankful for great times and great memories.  As hard as it is to say goodbye to the holidays, at least I can say that it was a GREAT time that I will cherish forever!!

:)Kelly

P.S.  For those of you who are interested in this idea of Project 365, here is a way to preserve all of your photos that you are taking over this year.  Here is a link to a book that I am creating! My Project 365 book.  To make your own, learn more at my website - www.WhyStoryBook.com