I dropped the Cormac

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After an hour outside we are rosy cheeked. 
Quote of the day after falling in the snow: 
“Oh no! I dropped the Cormac!” 

Trying to make the best of a snow day when daycare closed for two stupid inches of snow. We still pay, of course.

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