The nice thing about having an independent six year old is that you can dress her up in snow pants and send her out into the backyard for hours with no supervision on a Sunday morning after the nice first snowfall of the year and she comes back hollering "Mommy, I made you a snow duck" and carries said duck into the kitchen, wet boots and all.
06 December 2009
Snow Duck
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That is a *very* nice thing.
SO adorable
Why is everybody annoying the freakish snow-moulding talent? That's a freakin' amazing duck!
;)
Love the duck! No snow here :-)
AND it's a really good duck!
Well what do you expect? It was a snow duck! How often does that come around?
Ahhhh, the elusive snow duck. I'm surprised she was able to get her hands on one of those. Those quakers is fast!
xo
erin
a snow duck... now there's a really cool twist on the boring, ole snowman. now, my kids on the other hand? nothing boring about a snowman. given they've never had the chance to make one : (
Stephen happened to be looking on as I loaded your site, and his eyes lit up. "Hey! We could make a snow mouse, and a snow moose, and..."
She started something.
nice
wow, that actually does look like a duck. she might be onto something there.
Does the duck eat popsicle nori rolls?
Does the duck eat popsicle nori rolls?
excellent snow duck!
and, yes, I love sending them out into the snow and watching them from the window ;)
That is some good sculpting snow! The duck now has a permanent home in the freezer, right?
Quack!
Is that a face?! Makes ye want to kiss her on both cheeks. ;-)
I don't know what looks cuter--Miss M or the duck. And SHE'S a lucky duck to get enough snow to do that, down here "inside the Beltway" all we got was a dusting on the grass!
Yeah, how'd you get your kid to be independent? Any tips?
I think it's too late for me. But I can dream.
That is the best snow duck I've ever seen!
This post made me smile.
she looks like you in this one.
Quacktastic!
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