New Years Day

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We didn't make any plans for New Years Day. Perhaps a drive up the canyon. Just a lazy hangout type day. We rolled out of bed around 9am. We received a call soon after though. "What are you guys doing today?" It was the Cousins and they were ready to head out sledding to a hill near their home.



We whipped out the snow clothes (luckily R had them all organized in bags in each of their rooms) and headed North. We were expecting a little hill...similar to the one in our back yard. But this one was grand. Wide and long. We brought all our kids and they brought the 3 oldest boys (while the younger 2 were napping). I didn't think H would last long.


For 4 hours they went down and climbed back up. Stopping only a moment to drink the hot chocolate and get a little snack that my sister had been so smart to think to send.

It was great.

They came over later to help us finish up the New Years Eve left overs and hang out.

What a great day!