The boys left early this morning to get more snow removal accomplished… our parents are still not plowed out. Neither are some of the many roads in this area, and I-95 was still unplowed as of last night, hard to believe. That left me staring wistfully at the snowbound gator up at the barn this morning.. my much-needed manure removal system. I said .. self? Suck it up. Get the snow shovel and git er dun. I want you to say that just as I typed it, with emphasis 🙂
So, I shoveled out the gator, only to shovel sh-t.
The great news here is… the girlchild showed up right about this time
and shoveled the sh-t for me. 
You are awesome. That snow looks like such a heavy snow too, not easy to shovel. Your kids are such great helpers:-)
Sometimes kids do come in handy and earn their keep! Your snowfall looks cold but absolutely beautiful. Who has to go out in the cold to feed and water those magnificant horses? They really are you know? I love seeing pictures of them. If you ever have a really great close up of one, head turned towards camera, I'll paint it.
yay for girl power! 🙂
You really took on a huge job…that snow looks solid and heavy. You go girl!
XO,
Jane
You have too much fun over there.
Girl, you did fantastic.
36 inches! It does look gorgeous out there now with the sun shining.
I think that makes her a womanchild!
OMG, Karen. I have done this before. Only to shovel shit. I know of what you speak, believe me.
Beautiful winter pics especially love your horses… wild a free!
Still can't believe how much snow fell around here! My poor parents in Middlefield are just getting their driveway plowed now or I should say DUG out!! They had 4-5 foot drifts, just unbelievable!
Poop's gotta be shoveled … and I love that you got out there and did what you had to do. I'm still amazed at how much snow this storm dumped on you.
Your children are never ever ever ever allowed to move away. Never!
You're awesome!!!
Donna
No need for exercise classes at the Y for you gals. What a team, you and your daughter make!
Yay for the girl child saving mama !!!!
Wow, you have to be tough to make it through those New England winters. I just don't have it in me! So, was your daughter out driving in all that snow? We come to a standstill down here when we get a few inches of it.
Thank heavens for kids!