build an igloo

We got a couple feet of snow this past week, so it looks like I’m in business. It snowed different types of snow, too, which should be good for making igloos.

As if to taunt me and my goal, it looks like someone built an igloo in the park next to the preschool my son goes to.

I ordered an Eskimold today from the Eskimold store online.

Once that arrives, I’ll have to get cracking.

Of course, the one winter I resolve to build an igloo, we have the warmest January since 1932!
Temperatures finally fell below 32 degrees for a couple days and we got some snow . . . enough to build a couple snowmen. Two days later, this is all that’s left of them. If snowfall doesn’t pick up in February and March, I might just have to hope for an extremely snowy November and December.

After turning down the idea of paying over $150 for an Igloo IceBox, I’m thinking about buying an Eskimold, which comes in under $20.
Once I get one, I just have to hope there’s enough snow this year for an igloo.
Of course, I also need an snow saw. $30 at the big home and garden stores.