Because You Can Never Have Too Many Pillow Avalanches
Its the end of February in New England. Cabin fever has set in something fierce. 40 degrees means we are outside practically in shorts. But we still have a few fun things to do inside.
When you are three and half and obsessed with avalanches, you can be pretty hard to impress. After all, avalanches are one of the most dangerous phenomenon known to man, so simulating an avalanche safely isn't easy. Isaac wants us to put off the tops of your huge snow mountains on either side of the driveway so he can see a real avalanche, but they are both too high to get to and too frozen to really tumble.
But we aren't stymied by something like "unparalleled danger" or "impossible to simulate natural occurence." Oh no, we have this under control. Behold, the kissing cousin to Pillow Mosh Pit, Pillow Avalanche:
When you are three and half and obsessed with avalanches, you can be pretty hard to impress. After all, avalanches are one of the most dangerous phenomenon known to man, so simulating an avalanche safely isn't easy. Isaac wants us to put off the tops of your huge snow mountains on either side of the driveway so he can see a real avalanche, but they are both too high to get to and too frozen to really tumble.
But we aren't stymied by something like "unparalleled danger" or "impossible to simulate natural occurence." Oh no, we have this under control. Behold, the kissing cousin to Pillow Mosh Pit, Pillow Avalanche: