Roller Derby with a Side of Snow

There was more derby practice again today, and everyone was working on pack drills. Cheryl took Zoe, so I didn't get to see this first hand, but apparently it was one of the most adorable packs in all of derby-dom.

She gets better every week and, so far, she hasn't asked to skip practice. We'll see how long that lasts.

When they got home, the last remnants of snow were on the ground. Zoe loves snow so much that she wanted to pose for a few pictures with it.

Of course she also loves chewing on ice, so she couldn't help herself but to eat a little bit of the snowball she'd made.

She really does love snow, so you have to keep your eyes on her when that stuff is around because she will eat it from any surface. The Flickr album has a few more pictures of her antics.

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