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{This Moment} brought to you by Stefan's phone. Snowmen guard this house! Join families from around the world remembering a sweet moment from the week.

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Unknown said…
Haha! I LOVE the snowmen. What a great idea!!
Shel said…
Oh, please send some our way! Such a mild winter that we are having and we would *love* some snow! :)

Our moment this week comes from our celebration before heading to see Mary Poppins (in Providence, RI) last night! My sister's birthday is the 28th, and my Emma turns four on the 21st! Needless to say, we *had* to have some cake!

http://ouronesweetfamily.blogspot.com/2012/02/this-moment_10.html

Have a great weekend!
Unknown said…
Classic! Great use of the stairs. Here's our moment: http://littlehomesteadinthedesert.blogspot.com/2012/02/this-moment_10.html
So much fun! What a creative way to put some snowy charm in front of a home! Thanks for sharing.
flyingjen said…
Love the snowmen guards! I can't wait until my daughter is old enough to make snowmen. Our moment this week finally does not involve snow! http://the-random-thoughts-in-my-head.blogspot.com/
Sofia's Ideas said…
Its super pretty but I am not in the least bit jealous! There is a reason we moved to Florida! lol! Brrrrr!

I love sitting back and watching my kids, especially when we are out & about. Sometimes, I remember to take a picture...

http://sofiasideas.com/2012/02/10/this-moment-53/

I really hope you will take a "moment" to come by! :)
Lori said…
Ahh! that's so cool! pretty impressive. :)
Teena said…
Missing all of our snow this year! Here is our moment!

http://littlebirdvv.blogspot.com/2012/02/this-moment-dreaming-of-summer.html

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