Taryn was not a big fan of my flash

Tim and Mike
Rachel deep in concentration over the game. She got up and screamed and cheered a bit. Much less enthusiasm compared to if the Patriots had made it. SIGH.
Pondering life's mystery, as the game goes on. Much as I try I had a hard time sitting and actually watching the game. Once again if the Patriots were playing I would pay attention. My Rachel was pushing for the Bears, Shaver was pushing for the Colts, I wanted the winner to win.
Aaron watching the game and stretching...maybe?!?!
Tim and Rebekah, this may have been during commercials, that is when the TV had all our attention. I must say once again I was disappointed. Superbowl is supposed to be the time for commercials to shine, if they did shine it was dull and we were blinded.
Nate doing what he does best.
We had to pull out the helmet, due to the occasion. Most laugh at it but always there is one person who wholeheartedly accepts and embraces the helmet. Amy was our winner. I have found it is almost always females who really love the helmet.
Although they did not make it, Rachel and I both represented our Patriots jerseys, which will come back out next season. I gladly welcome the break from football, but realize in my sister's heart basketball will replace it, until March. March through August is a marvelous time in my world.
The pants and hat are a flannel material.
I found this fabric at our share and swap at church.

The bloomers have ruffles on the booty!
I tried to show the bow and ruffled edge of the back with tissue paper but still did not turn out so well. 

The last outfit is still a work in progress due to the fact that I keep forgetting to get more cloth to finish it.
Rachel had to laugh at me, because only in Arkansas will you take pictures of snow in front of a Walmart, because if you wait to take them once you are done shopping and home, the snow may be gone.
And it did stop by the time we were done.
But later that night it started sleeting. I was happy that I would be able to take yet another day off. After I went to bed the fun began. My sister wisely took pictures of the snow as if came down. I taught her well. I did get up with half-hearted intentions of going to work. I could see the streets were still wet, so the possibility of ice was great. I watched the news and listened to their advice of not going out and just getting back in bed. When I woke up I called in and once again was not the only one. I did actually get to speak to someone, but she asked if I wanted her to email any of my faculty that I would be out but stated that now one was there anyways, so i had her email them just in case.



Once the sun came up our snow was pretty much all gone.