Heart Attack Hill took on a whole new meaning tonight! It was finally a nice night outside so after work Brian and Annabelle spend some time outside playing in the snow. Cole and Kristen stayed in the house and I went out for a run. Brian took Annabelle sledding down a little slope, I don't think you can even call it a hill, one day and she LOVED it! She asks to go sledding all the time but it has been so cold we hate to take her outside so tonight she wanted to go sledding. The last time she went she never even came close to the big hill in the back yard, she would veer off to the side and even if she went straight she was far from danger...until today. The first 2 times she did good and again was far from going down the hill. I am not sure what happened the third time but Brian said she started in the same path as before and all of the sudden he could see what was about to happen...out of sight she went. He took off running and yelling for her, we still have a good snow covering so I can imagine running was an easy thing to do. He found her close to the end of our property, she had run into a bush to stop - which turns out was a good thing. Her hat and gloves had flown off and I can imagine she was a little shaken up. Brian managed to get her and the sled back up the hill and luckily all she walked away with from the whole ordeal was a cut on her cheek and it looks like it might be a little black and blue in the morning. We are extremely lucky - that incident could have taken a different direction!
Heart Attack Hill took on a whole new meaning tonight! It was finally a nice night outside so after work Brian and Annabelle spend some time outside playing in the snow. Cole and Kristen stayed in the house and I went out for a run. Brian took Annabelle sledding down a little slope, I don't think you can even call it a hill, one day and she LOVED it! She asks to go sledding all the time but it has been so cold we hate to take her outside so tonight she wanted to go sledding. The last time she went she never even came close to the big hill in the back yard, she would veer off to the side and even if she went straight she was far from danger...until today. The first 2 times she did good and again was far from going down the hill. I am not sure what happened the third time but Brian said she started in the same path as before and all of the sudden he could see what was about to happen...out of sight she went. He took off running and yelling for her, we still have a good snow covering so I can imagine running was an easy thing to do. He found her close to the end of our property, she had run into a bush to stop - which turns out was a good thing. Her hat and gloves had flown off and I can imagine she was a little shaken up. Brian managed to get her and the sled back up the hill and luckily all she walked away with from the whole ordeal was a cut on her cheek and it looks like it might be a little black and blue in the morning. We are extremely lucky - that incident could have taken a different direction!
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