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Blizzard Day!

February 2, 2011 Elizabeth

Chip & Quincy running in the big snow!

We were snowed in today, no way to get dug out in time for work. Both of our jobs called off work. Steve and I stayed home and watched GroundHog Day after trying to dig out for a couple hours.

Later in the day, Steve cut some dog trails for Chip & Quincy

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