Five's a Party

 I love a roast beef dinner. complete with roast potatoes, carrots, onions, yourkshire puddingd, horserdish and grave. I also love the left overs the next morning, fried as hash.

 Not mine! My sister Rebecca is having a baby in April, and I am planning to fly out to be there when baby Faith is born! I am really excited about this. I've been to all four of my sister Cindy's births, but this will be my first cesarean experience. It is scheduled for April 18, so I am hoping to fly out on the 11th or so and spend two weeks out west.  Can't wait to see my nephew and three neices out west!

As winter drags on, I start to get a bit of cabin fever. Yes, there IS lots to do, but it's all the same things I've been doing all winter. Guess my friend was feeling the same way, because we did a silly shoot with her computer camera.It was a nice distraction from our everyday normal!

 I truly do have a fabulous husband. I won't gush about him, I'm not the gushy type and neither is he haha. Look what he brough home for me this Valentine's day.

 My "Yay, spring is on the horizon" post was premature, apparently. I looked at the weather network page, and what do you know, 'winter storm warning' for this evening and tomorrow.  The disappointing part about it is that my children already had tomorrow off for a teacher development day. (yes, I know, snow day, PA day, what's the difference) I like to wake up to wild weather and then snuggle back under the covers for a few extra minutes of unexpected coziness!  The news is telling people not to be on the roads tomorrow, if they can help it, which makes me a bit nervous after what happened near Sarnia . I think I'll pack some extra lunch and a blanket or two for G, who has a 45 minute drive to work on country roads. Spring WILL come, God promised!