All was calm on Saturday, before the big snow. In fact, they didn't postpone Loren's ballet recital until pretty late in the day as the heavy snow didn't really start until almost 6 PM.
By mid-day we only had a light dusting of snow. That didn't keep Loren from wanting to go out and play in it, however!
The girls were pretty excited on Christmas Eve.
That night, Santa came early since we were going to be away on Christmas Day. Here is the tree after Santa put all the presents under it.
The girls were pretty excited to open their gifts on "Christmas"!

Then, of course, there was the snow to deal with outside. Over a foot fell, and there was a good 2 feet that had drifted into the driveway. I had pulled the car all the way to the back door (which is normally how we enter/exit the house) and that meant I had a lot of driveway to shovel. It took me a few hours.
Here you can see the depth of the snow.
Someone (I think Loren) said our car looked like a cake.
Loren played outside with Cheryl while Kate napped and I shoveled.
We actually had a few rose blooms on the rose bushes when the snow fell.
Without a sled, Loren used her boogie board as a stand-in.
We left Sunday night and returned to the city for 1 day of work/school, and then headed to Virginia for the rest of Christmas week. Those photos will follow soon!!
Highlands, NJ
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