Rissy’s Habitat

[sweaterthebroodyrooster]

Yes, it was pretty fun/funny. And then I built an ugly snowman afterwards.

Sorry I didn’t reply, I passed out again.

I’m glad y’all had a fun time. Yea, my grandma and I have made some.. interesting snowmen and snow women before. Lots of great memories.

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Sorry I didn’t reply, I passed out again.

That's alright!

I’m glad y’all had a fun time. Yea, my grandma and I have made some.. interesting snowmen and snow women before. Lots of great memories.

Haha that sounds super fun. I never really was one to make snowmen back when. Unless it was the itty bitty ones. Plus they were always dirty since we never got much snow.

 

[EverythingDucks]

I love how @sweaterthebroodyrooster leaves as soon as I pop back on

I would leave too

 

[sweaterthebroodyrooster]

That's alright!

Haha that sounds super fun. I never really was one to make snowmen back when. Unless it was the itty bitty ones. Plus they were always dirty since we never got much snow.

Yea, my grandma lives in Ohio so we almost always had plenty of clean snow… until we let the dogs out that is.

Snow days there were always amazing.
We would always make icecream from the snow, make snow sculptures, go sledding in the field (we kinda cheated on that because we always just attached the sleds to the four wheelers), we’d also snowboard down one of the big hills in the field, then we might go hiking on their trails or in the National forest their land backs up to, then of course we’d play with the animals (Dogs, horses, chickens, and rabbits). And then, once the sun was down we’d have comfort food, icecream, and pie inside. Then we’d either end the day in the hot tub, with a bond fire, or we’d watch a movie.

 

[sweaterthebroodyrooster]

I would leave too

Crap, I almost laughed one of my stitches out

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Yea, my grandma lives in Ohio so we almost always had plenty of clean snow… until we let the dogs out that is.

Snow days there were always amazing.
We would always make icecream from the snow, make snow sculptures, go sledding in the field (we kinda cheated on that because we always just attached the sleds to the four wheelers), we’d also snowboard down one of the big hills in the field, then we might go hiking on their trails or in the National forest their land backs up to, then of course we’d play with the animals (Dogs, horses, chickens, and rabbits). And then, once the sun was down we’d have comfort food, icecream, and pie inside. Then we’d either end the day in the hot tub, with a bond fire, or we’d watch a movie.

That sounds awesome.

 

[KingD]

I would leave too

Meanie
I laughed though

 

[KingD]

I love how @sweaterthebroodyrooster leaves as soon as I pop back on

Perhaps she doesn't like bare chests.

 

[Sara S]

Perhaps she doesn't like bare chests.

dam that was kinda harsh

 

[Sara S]

Yea, my grandma lives in Ohio so we almost always had plenty of clean snow… until we let the dogs out that is.

Snow days there were always amazing.
We would always make icecream from the snow, make snow sculptures, go sledding in the field (we kinda cheated on that because we always just attached the sleds to the four wheelers), we’d also snowboard down one of the big hills in the field, then we might go hiking on their trails or in the National forest their land backs up to, then of course we’d play with the animals (Dogs, horses, chickens, and rabbits). And then, once the sun was down we’d have comfort food, icecream, and pie inside. Then we’d either end the day in the hot tub, with a bond fire, or we’d watch a movie.

Awww, I remember living in New York and there was a highschool by my house with a giant hill behind the bleachers. Me and my brothers used to go sledding with a bunch of our friends. One year it was all ice and some kid dislocated his shoulder its funny now