Snow in Annapolis

We've been hanging in Annapolis, MD with Dad Magnone over the past couple weeks since we arrived Friday before last after driving away from NYC (tear). That's ok - this time has been great to recover and try to rest up after an exhausting February, to say the least. We've actually got a pretty good system in place - we've been able to move out of our suitcases and into closets and drawers...sort of. And I've been working from the apartment, closing myself into Dad Magnone's office while he's at work... Marc's been working on updating Dad Magnone's electronics related to his tv and radio in the living room here - he's managed to spend at least two days playing with wires and remotes, better him than me. =) He's also become an expert dog-walker, taking Maddie and Dexter for 1.5 hour walks during the day...which makes for tired dogs at the end of the day and very happy parents.

I know I've been behind on my blogging but Marc's been doing a great job keeping his updated at http://www.marcmagnone.com/ . Seems like we're in competition or something but I always like to remind him that I've got SO MANY MORE loyal readers than him...after all, I've got years of experience over him on this blogging thing. =)

That being said, some of this stuff you may have already seen on his blog - sorry if there's duplicate information we're feeding you.

The first weekend here in town, we had the snow storm of my life, thus far... I've never seen it snow like that, continuously, for so many hours - and it was awesome! The pups had a blast playing and we had fun too... Here's some pictures - enjoy!

These are from the front of Dad Magnone's building...the fountain is totally frozen.

Below are pictures from the dog park in the back of the building...

Little Dexter practically blended in - he was in camo mode! =)

Notice - fogged up glasses below...

Couple of pictures below from the neighborhood - so beautiful!

I love it when it snows and am happy we got to go through this big snow with Dad Magnone in Annapolis - it was a lot of fun...nothing beats a lazy snow day!