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More Wintering at the Cabin

The boys and I went up to the Cabin last weekend with Pappy and Marme. We did absolutely nothing the whole weekend which was great. Cabin Magic worked like a charm and we all got some rest and the boys had fun.  I will probably forever pinch myself when thinking about our dear Cabins. They almost seem too good to be true.

Reading with Marme

Popcorn and hot cocoa with Marme

Sage wanted so much to be a big boy and walk on the lake. It's so hard to walk in the snow with his big snow suit on. He gave it his best shot but he mostly just fell down on the lake and didn't do that much walking.

priceless.

Sage was not happy in his sled. He wanted to walk like a big boy!

Bucket heads. These two are quite silly.

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Sally said…
Such wonderful and precious times. Your parents are the best!

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