Within hours of landing we'd snuggled into winter gear and were at the park enjoying the snow. I love this photo of JW, you can see how delighted she is in the first photo and then how distressed she is when she realises she can't pull her feet out of the snow. Like a good mama I snapped a photo before I picked her up :-)
The way the snow sits so softly on the bare branches took my breath away. I didn't capture it well but I love it. I felt like I was in a naif painting walking through these streets.
Here they are, all ready for some winter fun! Look at how glamorous my mum and sister managed to look. They put me and my borrowed jacket and boots to shame!
They're not saying "cheese" in this picture, they're screaming "SNOWTIME!"
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OH I bet the kids were so excited. I'm glad our weather cooperated for your family. :) We had a nice cold snap that week and a lot of snow.
I was thinking of your kids the ENTIRE time it snowed, and that's exactly how I imagine JW, hehehe...
You sister looks quite Duyvkenish.
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oh gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!! they all look soooo cute and I love that you have them all lined up there
I remember when justin was living in paris and I'd visit, I'd be wearing his huge footie socks under my jeans so my toes didn't freeze off and rugged up so tightly and you'd see these gorgeous french women in regular clothes and a coat not bundled up in so many layers! the next winter I invested in a huge zara parka and knee high boots with a comfy sole like the european ladies had and felt much more stylish!
I'm really enjoying tagging along with you on part of your US vacation! How nice that you were able visit both coasts and see family. Love the shot of you with your old school.
My dad is originally from Boston. My parents lived there until 1999. I loved going to visit them. Winters were unreal, with all that snow! I don't think they miss those snowy winters too much, now that they're in Atlanta.
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