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As we are visiting our home again and the weather has just been perfect - I've been out in the garden most mornings and this week I've mostly been trimming.
Below is a view Monday morning of the front fence of our home with all those clumping golden canes... smiling, smiling
because this morning I finished cutting down the last one - so you can see we have a fence.
All this work is being done because we are to have some renovations done to the house in the next few months and I decided move plants and trim before builders trample all over them. And the front fence is going to be replaced so I figured we'll move it before they start and will give them better access to the yard....well that's the plan anyway.
And yes I know those palms will grow again but the remains will be dug up too...by the men hopefully.
Of course I also got to spend a day with our daughter Jacalyn and gorgeous gd Sophie... here she is with her first encounter with Playdough...well the mums played and Sophie joined in...
...her mum made a baby and a bottle and Sophie recognized her wonderful work and proceeded to feed the playdough doll.
Jacalyn and I were laughing our heads off at what we were doing...bought back memories of me making heaps of tubs of playdough to sell at our Play group meetings.Well I hope you've had as good a week and me... have a wonderful weekend, Cheers
House alterations?....I feel really at home at yours now :-) I love watching the first reactions of little ones playing with play dough.....first lesson to learn of course is we do not eat it ;-) Thanks for sharing.
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Annie x
Awww. I have not had my fingers in playdough for years. I suspect I would have the same reaction as Sophie!!
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I haven't played with playdough for decades. Sophie is going to have hours of fun playing with the baby and the bottle :) I'm glad you're not planning to dig up those palms on your own ... it will take a machine to get those roots out :) Hope all your plans go well in readiness for the house alterations. Have a great weekend. Elizabeth xx
ReplyDeleteI used to make loads of playdough when I was running a nursery school, but I loved the smell of the bought one too. Clever Sophie (and mum) . She is really taking an interest in it. Those palms must have been hard work to cut down, but I can see why it had to be done. I hope the work goes well. Kate x
ReplyDeletea lot of fun playing with playdough! :-)
ReplyDeleteAh, I just love that the baby knew instinctively to pick up the wee bottle and feed the wee baby! That is so precious! I enjoyed your other photos, too, Robyn! You have been doing a TON of physical labor! Good luck with the house reno!! Hugs, Darnell
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