And we made our cleaners
and salt dough for sculpting, baking, and painting
and kites.
The babes got the soil ready (soaked) for our seed planting adventures tomorrow.
Which brought to mind (and then our hands) our two seed children's books - How a Seed Grows and My First Book of Questions and Answers: Things That Grow.
Then of course we had to watch Magic School Bus' Goes To Seed. (and All Dried Up. And Gets Planted.)
Zoo Tycoon
Spore
Scootin' magnets across the floor with Daddy
Guitar 101
(Which carried this Mama thru the rest of the night, while the babes played and loved with Daddy.)
Life is good.
'Night, then.
Oooh, you can plant outside already? Ok. That is it. UT, here I come! :)
ReplyDeleteLove The Magic Schoolbus! We prepared soil today too. Sounds like another wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteJust in the pots!
ReplyDeleteThough peas are coming soon, I think.
Sara - my favorite part was the guitar!!
ReplyDeleteI got to tune it all by myself!
In a World Of Knitting, I am learning to play the guitar!!
Like the look of the little greenhouse :-)
ReplyDeleteI used to be able to strum some songs on the guitar, but I haven't played for ages!
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ReplyDeleteMama King
Looks like a busy but fantastic day. :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like such a peace-filled day. I can't wait until the weather warms up a bit here and I can get out in the garden. I just can't be upset when I am growing food.
ReplyDeleteGosh, growing. Wet dirt. Thud. I've passed out. :)
ReplyDeleteMagic School Bus is much loved around here as well.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you guys are getting outside a lot. Lucky ducks.
;-)
I love all of the pictures and fun on your blog!
I've always considered getting that type of greenhouse....does it work well for ya???
ReplyDeleteLisa -
ReplyDeleteI love it.
It will hold two and-a-half flats on each shelf, so 10 all together.
Something like 600 plants. I haven't counted in a while. :)
You just have to remember to put something heavy on the bottom shelf (large flat rocks) so it doesn't topple in a fierce wind.
It's much easier for us than trying to pack all our window sills! (and have them get spilled.)