DAILY SNACK
As winter spits out its last icy remnants,
And the deck is coated with a fine dusting of barely there snow,
A boy presses his nose against the screen door.
Can we make snow angels, Mom?
How about snow men?
DAILY SNACK
As winter spits out its last icy remnants,
And the deck is coated with a fine dusting of barely there snow,
A boy presses his nose against the screen door.
Can we make snow angels, Mom?
How about snow men?
Rebecca Cuneo Keenan is a writer who lives in Toronto with her husband and three children.
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