The Dillavou cousins. L to R: Rian, Cade, Josilin, Andi, Shae, Gus, Kacy, Avery, Brea, and Ty.
A happy family! Here we are at the Dillavou Christmas.
The front. Notice the roads have not been cleared. One downfall of living in a place where it snows only a few times a year.
Josh actually had to shovel this morning before he left for work! This snow is crazy, maybe up to 5 inches, and for us, that's significant. If I were teaching this week, I would have not had class today anyway, as KCKCC is closing early.
Gus is tucked away in his crib (dreaming of dancing sugar plums) for a long winters nap, so I thought I'd blog a little. Love you all!
It is snowing in KS! A few schools have let out (not mine of course!) and the roads are pretty slick. Those of you in northern Iowa would laugh at us for letting out school, as most areas have only gotten 1/2 an inch of snow so far, but some will have up to 3 inches by the time it is over at 5 pm. And here in Kansas City that is big news. Up until now, it really hasn't been that cold. Last night Josh was talking to his mom and she was telling him about the horrible weather in Clear Lake, and he checked the weather channel and at 9 pm last night, we were still at 57 degrees! Today is a different story, it may even get into the single digits tonight.
I didn't want to take the slick side roads to our daycare providers house this afternoon, so Gus got his first glimpse of college life. It is finals week so I only had a few students stop by the classroom to drop off their take-home final. Gus was a good boy and only got fussy when it was time to put him back in his carseat. As always, he was a hit. My students thought he was adorable (of course, grades haven't been turned in yet so what are they supposed to say, right?!?!).