
Carson was of course very excited about the snow today. He played it in it for a while and after he came inside he said, "Do you think my snowball will last?" I assumed it was outside and told him it would melt later today when it rained. He then told me, "It's in the fridge." I never saw him bring in the snowball, but I looked in the fridge anyway and didn't see it, so I didn't give it more thought. Still concerned about the longevity of his snowball, Carson asked me again if it was going to last. I asked him where it was, and he assured me it was in the fridge. I had him show me where it was, and sure enough it was there on the second shelf way in the back. I thought it was pretty funny that he wanted to save the snowball so badly -it's still in the fridge. I guess he just couldn't bare to see it melt?
On another note, I bought a couple new scarves this year and I really only know one way to tie them (the last demo on the video). Since it was snowing and extremely cold today I wanted to wear a scarf, but was curious to see if I could learn some new tying options, so I decided to Google "how to tie a scarf. " I was was amazed at how many links there were! I know I'm late in discovering Google, but it's only recently that I've been using it, and now use it all the time. I love all the information you can find. Anyway, there was this great U-tube video where a stylist demonstrates 5 fun ways to tie a scarf. If you're interested, here's your style info for the day on how to spice up your scarf tying. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIHkeNcq2Wk
On another note, I bought a couple new scarves this year and I really only know one way to tie them (the last demo on the video). Since it was snowing and extremely cold today I wanted to wear a scarf, but was curious to see if I could learn some new tying options, so I decided to Google "how to tie a scarf. " I was was amazed at how many links there were! I know I'm late in discovering Google, but it's only recently that I've been using it, and now use it all the time. I love all the information you can find. Anyway, there was this great U-tube video where a stylist demonstrates 5 fun ways to tie a scarf. If you're interested, here's your style info for the day on how to spice up your scarf tying. Enjoy!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIHkeNcq2Wk
7 comments:
So cute. I love when they do fun things like that. I hope it lasts until his heart is content!
Fun scarf video! I always do it the last way- Kim taught me that, and well, it's easy! Good thing I have a sister whose cool, huh?
How sweet to save the snowball. I remember doing that when I was younger.
LOVED the scarf video. I was just thinking yesterday "How the heck do I tie this other ways?" I always just wrap it around my neck.
So did it keep? :)
Cool video! I always do it the last way as well - a trick I learned from the pros in Denmark :)
I can't believe how much snow you have had this year! I love sweet little Carson.
I learned how to tie a bow for my Christmas wreath using google and a you-tube video this year. It was great! Isn't it awesome how much you can do yourself if you can watch a little "how-to" video? Soooo cute about the snowball. Kids are hilarious!
He's soooo cute!!!! Did it stay alive in your fridge? haha :) Isn't google great? I use it at least ten times a day haha and as for the scarfs (sp) I am not great at that fancy business, the only way I can figure them out is to wear them in my hair as a headband haha :)
I think that scarves look great in the winter! There are too many people wear them in the summer and think they are cool when it looks really dumb. So i wrote about it here
http://www.whattodoabout.com/2009/03/09/what-to-do-about-wearing-scarves/
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