completely different way of life then her own.
The day after we arrived, Nebraska showed its true colors, and a blizzard rolled in through the night. I'm sure you've guessed choosing to live in a tropical location, winter and snow are not on my top 5 favorite list. I would say its pretty dang miserable. But, it was so pretty to look at (through the window) that I actually took the leap and went outside for pics. Let me tell you...it was *&#$@!?% cold! But I got some cool pics. The sacrifices I make for blogging!
I've always thought how cool it was that my aunt and uncle had their very own gas tank. Seriously, never having to worry about being low on gas? How cool is that? Fill 'er up!
The funniest part of the morning was when my cousin Dan came rolling down the road in his tractor to shovel the snow. My entire family nine had their faces smashed up against the window watching in awe. Its not like we'd never before seen a tractor or seen someone shoveling snow. Its just so out of our realm to think someone just woke up, went into his shed, pulled out a tractor, and started shoveling the roads. Yeah, we're definitely city people.
Yacoub got to ride with Dan. I think this may have been the highlight of his entire trip. I remember when I was a kid and I would go with my Aunt Darlene to take lunch out to the fields. Someone would always let me hop up inside and drive the tractor up and down the rows. Best time of my life! Its the simple things that make memories.
Sabah is trying to put on a happy face for the camera. I feel her pain. Yacoub is loving every minute of the morning and running through the snow as if its summertime out there!
Of course, I layered up Taelyn and took her outside to play in the snow. I'm not sure if we took her out when we were in Oklahoma for Christmas so I had to make sure she experienced it this time. She kept looking at it like, "This is the strangest sand I've ever seen!"
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