One awesome way to end out the year: Night Sledding!
Ingredients and tools needed:
Start with one hill and some snow. Add:
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One Boy Scout.
One deck. |
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Heavy-duty outdoor extension cords.
Optional: snow shovel for shoveling path on deck.
If you prefer, you can wade through the 7 inches of snow. |
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Strings of Christmas lights.
Tree.
Daylight. |
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It is best to set up before it gets dark. |
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Turn on all available outside lights. |
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Ready to open the slopes. |
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It is crucial to have several teenagers with perseverance
to pack down the snow. |
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Teenagers can do stunts that the Common Household Mom
can't do, like sled standing up. |
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Now it's ready for the younger teenagers. |
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Guess who has the most fun of all night sledding? Me! |
3 comments:
Way to end strong! And FUN!
Night sledding? I may have to store that idea away for a few years and bring it out when I need to feel like a cool mom.
It's not often I envy someone who lives in the snow, but that looks like a blast.
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