Anonymous wrote:Op here. It is raining ice now. That means no sledding for whole day, awwwwww?

You can still sled (just did it today, also grew up in the midwest) just know it's faster and a bit harder when you fall off.

Op here. It is raining ice now. That means no sledding for whole day, awwwwww?

I just got back, you can't do it for crazy long but kids still had fun.

If you want to go at all, go now.

Either you are all a lot hardier than anyone I’ve ever met or have never actually experienced ice falling from the sky and 0 degrees. This is not weather you take your kids out in for hours at a time.

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Anonymous wrote:11am - sled for 1-2 hours, home for lunch and hot chocolate nap

out again 3-4 …

Inside for movies and dinner

You wait to shovel you don’t wait to sled

You take kids "shovel" twice a day. How do you do that? With all wet snow clothing and kids are sweating in between .

What is the chance they can go sledding again tomorrow Monday?

* sledding

Lolz I knew what u meant.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:11am - sled for 1-2 hours, home for lunch and hot chocolate nap

out again 3-4 …

Inside for movies and dinner

You wait to shovel you don’t wait to sled

You take kids shovel twice a day. How do you do that? With all wet snow clothing and kids are sweating in between .

What is the chance they can go sledding again tomorrow Monday?

I have a mitten tree by the fire for boots and I throw everything in the dryer.

They can change sweaty clothes but little kids don’t stink that much.

It’s also not that complex. Kids ski all day

Id ot going to rain or turn into sleet today?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:11am - sled for 1-2 hours, home for lunch and hot chocolate nap

out again 3-4 …

Inside for movies and dinner

You wait to shovel you don’t wait to sled

You take kids "shovel" twice a day. How do you do that? With all wet snow clothing and kids are sweating in between .

What is the chance they can go sledding again tomorrow Monday?

* sledding

Anonymous wrote:11am - sled for 1-2 hours, home for lunch and hot chocolate nap

out again 3-4 …

Inside for movies and dinner

You wait to shovel you don’t wait to sled

You take kids shovel twice a day. How do you do that? With all wet snow clothing and kids are sweating in between .

What is the chance they can go sledding again tomorrow Monday?

Seize the moment! Get out before it turns to rain or sleet.

11am - sled for 1-2 hours, home for lunch and hot chocolate nap

out again 3-4 …

Inside for movies and dinner

You wait to shovel you don’t wait to sled

It’s too cold. Sorry.

I would take the kids before it changes to sleet.

My kids are grown now, but after coffee.. and breakfast.

Be aware this is a moment that hopefully they will remember , and I think it’s great that they’re not locked onto screens.

Plus, for all we know it’s snowball snow, not sledding snow.

My 2 kids woke me up before 8am to get out of house to go sledding in dmv. It is still snowing. I am not getting out of the house now. When will you take the kids out to go sledding today? Wait till it completely stopped at late afternoon or what?