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| Heading out! |
It's been a little warmer here--that is, it's not been in the teens or single digits--and it's been sunny. Still, the 10,000 lakes and then some that we have here in the North Star State are good and frozen over. So this morning, we took the bambini over to Lake Calhoun so they could walk on top of a (frozen) lake. Joe was all set to go ice fishing, especially when he saw a pair of guys drilling holes into the ice to do just that, but settled for being toted about on a sled and playing on the playground, too. We were also entertained by two people kite skiing. Clara was calling their crescent-shaped kites moons: "Look, the moon fell down!" (She had the crescent shape down well before some of your more garden variety shapes, remember Brigade?) After we'd marched around the lake, we went to My Burger for lunch, where Ted asked Joe if you could walk on the lake in the summer. Joe said no. When asked why, he said it was too deep. Close enough. But, he added, you can walk in the lake, because there is sand, which is like the floor. We had fun this morning, but we're kinda lookin' forward to seeing the floor again.
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| Out, on the lake! |
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| What are you lookin' at? |
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| Snow Bird, in profile |
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| Watching the moon |
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| Bambini and Mommy, in shades |
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