ammy Cahn and Jule Styne must have experienced
temporary amnesia, or maybe they just conveniently
forgot about being in the house with children all day
long, lay after day after day when they wrote their
classic"Let= -o_v*Let It Snow! Let It Snow!"
Col c., vp:,. .,,
d. Snow storms? Who cares, when
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" some corn for ppping."
you ha i-
Righ
parent has "Barney" and "Bananas in
For
t, not to mention that most wondrous of
Pajamas" to he
appliances (perhaps the most wondrous, next to the dish-
washer), the VCR. These should keep your little angel occu-
pied all of an hour.
So what's to do after that? Here are some ideas, for both in
and out of the house, to help you survive those wonderful
days when it snows and it snows and it snows.

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ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM EDITOR

ILLUSTRATIONS BY ERIC SELTZER

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DECEMBER

Great ideas to help
entertain your children
when its oh-so-cold
outside.

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