It’s the pointy end of the season and lots of people want to know what’s next for the Scullino family.

If we’ve been told once we’ve been told one hundred times… to cut our boys hair.

This morning proved third time lucky in the case of my trying to help shovel at Lambeau Field.

Kelly and I were invited to have lunch with the Kiwani’s Club of Green Bay and Mayor Jim Schmidt.

I hugged Rob, hi fived the guys next to us, pumped my fists and then started to cry, again.

When you meet someone who knows someone, who knows someone, who knows someone…

Call it what you will but the comeback from 14 points down was as real as the snowstorm.

Nancy and I hung out for as long as we could at the stadium tonight. There was no rush…

After a 20 minute or so wait Nancy and I headed past the pat down area and through the turnstile…

Could any one person be any more nervous with the importance of today’s game than me? Likely…

Well, the extra layers of clothing on Luc are working a treat. Another 8am wake up time!

In an attempt to stop Luc waking at 530 each morning I took things into my own hands…

Kelly set off this morning at 430, well before the boys and I had even considered waking.

I spent almost all of this morning updating the website and doing little things around the home.

Yesterday I said the snow was almost gone. Today it’s as good as gone completely.

The snow is almost gone. We cannot believe it. Honestly, once it started to fall we thought…

So all of a sudden we’re back up to temperatures of 40F (4C) and I must say…

I was out at UWGB this afternoon to do an interview with “Here and Now” on PBS.

We took our tree down today which is always sad. Another Christmas over, another 350 day wait.

In our effort to see as many of the eateries in Green Bay as we can we made a couple of stops today.