Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Exhibit A

How to keep a baby warm in a stone house when you run out of firewood*.

The sheepskins save the day again.

* Because it's almost MAY, dammit. Can we get a break on the temperatures anytime soon Mama N.? For the baby's sake.

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  1. That sheepskin is definitely coming in handy! I bet you used more firewood than normal this year trying to keep things warm for cubby. Time for warmer weather!

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  2. Lucky cubby..bet he wishes there was a warm sheep in there with him. :) Beth The husband said , if you want to come get it , he will give you a pickup load, already cut, split and seasoned. Or check out picking up some wood pallets and cutting them up to use for a few days yet.

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  3. Good luck. Mama N has scheduled WEEKLY storms for us here in the Sierra Nevada foothills. It's now time for this week's edition. I'm ready for SPRING! (Still not looking forward to SUMMER.)

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  4. He is the cutest little boy. I mean it. Just adorable.

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  5. Phooey, it's snowing here! His Nibs is gonna have to hold up in that sheepskin until your first Mothers Day!

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  6. Very cute and so cozy! Did you get snow this morning like we did?

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  7. It's chilly today here too, only 75 degrees.

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  8. Once upon a time, before central heating existed, families kept their babies warm. Your sheepskin is doing the job for you now.

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  9. He looks like a big fuzzy polar bear cub - how cute!

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