Wordless Wednesday: Then and now

November 28, 2012 By Erika Zane

28 Nov

I know my posts have been picture heavy lately, but that’s ok, right? Plus, it is Wednesday and it snowed yesterday!

I decided to let Dylan play outside while I fed Wyatt. I had promised him he could play outside after his nap, so obviously that’s the first thing he asked to do when he woke up. I bundled D up, handed him his shovel (a Christmas present from his grandparents last year), and watched him through the sliding glass door that leads out to our patio.

As I watched and snapped some pictures, it reminded me of the first time he used that shovel almost a year ago. Of course, that means I spent this morning comparing his now and then photos, hence the featured image above.

Those are the same boots, but he was swimming in them last year 🙂

Here are some more pictures of his fun yesterday:

Happy Wordless Wednesday!

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Amber says

November 28, 2012 at 12:48 pm

So cute!

It’s so weird to me that Jonas is growing up not knowing snow (I was born in CT).

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