Daughter had more fun than son, but neither was what you'd call "bad." Besides, he got snacks!I do love gardening, but I have some tender shoots to nurture outside of it. I assume this won't last forever.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Weekends away
Despite the sunny weather this past weekend, I didn't do much outside beyond pulling some weeds. The bees need seeing to, and I'd like to figure out what to put in an empty spot, but I was delighted to not be home, but instead I was lucky enough to watch the kids play.
Daughter had more fun than son, but neither was what you'd call "bad." Besides, he got snacks!
I do love gardening, but I have some tender shoots to nurture outside of it. I assume this won't last forever.
Daughter had more fun than son, but neither was what you'd call "bad." Besides, he got snacks!I do love gardening, but I have some tender shoots to nurture outside of it. I assume this won't last forever.
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Watching the children grow is far more important than the garden. Before you know it, the opportunity is just "gone".
Make the most of it while you can - so soon they'll be grown up and the garden will still be there! Mind you, I'm pleased that my grown-up children are always willing to do some digging in the garden when they visit!
They grow so fast, don't they. I love watching them interact with other kids as well.
Thanks for the reminders. I agree.
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