There's nothing like making a snowman with my boys to remedy the Matthias
less blues. I can't even tell you how excited we are for him to take his last final for the semester (Wednesday)!! We used all our front yard snow as well as 3 neighbors' to make this snowman, I hope they didn't mind. Ty rolled the head and 1/2 of the tummy all by himself! Frosty is sporting BYU gloves, an authentic Mexican sombrero, a Utah scarf, a mini-carrot nose, mulch smile, coal eyes and buttons, and pine branch arms. He only stayed with us for about 3 days before he melted away. Spare me a moment of tooting my own horn, but I must say this is quite an impressive snowman for Indiana, don't you think?
I remember when I was little (in Utah) my brothers and I saw on the evening news a highlight about somebody's snowman. The next day we built an 8 foot snowman, oh we measured, and called up one of the local news stations to tell them about
our snowman. He was
GIANT after all. We had to use wooden planks to roll the middle section on top because it was too heavy to lift. The camera crew never came. The next morning after waking up we found our snowman discombobulated. I think it was the Thompson boys who were either jealous, or just getting us back after our roof-top snowball fight (a funny story I will have to tell someday).