Jekyll and Hyde
Today was my first day back with kids and Kristine (with Kate) popped in for her first visit to my classroom. Kate was great until hangry set in. Kids are a blessing??!
National Geographic at Our Fingertips
Two red fishies building their egg nest. There’s a sneaky little camo fish that’s hiding up at about 12’oclock. Can you see him? The interpretive ranger was just explaining how the 2 red fish were about to fertilize her eggs and the camo fish was going to swoop in and try to get a few of his genes past the goalie and then – the nest went cloudy, and the little camo fish swam into the nest. The male red fish drove him off again, and now we’ll never know who the father is.
Parisian Treasures
We lived near the fabric district of Paris and I made sure to bring home a treasure… or three… actually four.
oops… Gar!
I forgot and posted something else… a squash from our garden that afternoon, ha, ha – I fixed it – This is the one I took on the Phone. Right after this Teeka had her little, might have been PSP, illness episode – that was just fine in the end.
Playful Bear
This was the day we took our pictures at the same time and while on the phone. Dad and I were in the garden and Bear wanted nothing more than for us to throw a stick. She would drop it through the fence, wait for no more than two seconds, and proceed to fish it out herself. What a mess!
The Baking Marathon Begins
I volunteered to make4 loves of bread and 2 dozen cookies for the bake sale at the community garden. But the 4 grew to be 6 loaves, because I can’t make bread and not give some to Adam. The boat has a toaster oven & a marine range (which I’ve decided is glorified easy bake oven – because it stinks). I took the boys out for pizza, so I could kick them out of the kitchen for the night to work some toaster oven magic.
