A little princess met a singing bear, who entertained her so much that she didn't want to leave, so that we could spend more.
I think that bear has a lot of honey in the bank.
Thank you for visiting my blog on family life! - Dave
A little princess met a singing bear, who entertained her so much that she didn't want to leave, so that we could spend more.
I think that bear has a lot of honey in the bank.
There was only an eight mile traffic backup to go over the bridge.
There is a new invasive weed called the "mile a minute" weed", it grows at the rate of six inches a day. It made it over the bridge before me.
The Princess pretends not to notice me as she fills the pool with water. As soon as she sees me turn my head away, she turns the hose on me. I wonder where she learned that kind of behavior?
When they swim to the left side of the tank or the right side, Eric ran with them.
When kids like something, they don't want to leave. And you know, you never should leave the things that you enjoy.
The next thing I heard was "Grampy, a moose on the loose"!
Eric got to look thru a microscope that had different slides of soil samples from around the region.
Very cool science!
Driveways are also the easels of life for kids to learn how to draw. All you need is some colored chalk.
Then he looked up at me and said, that's not a tree!
And always, keep looking up!
Even when she walked to the wadding pool, she had to wear her Cinderella heels and of course, her tiara.
You see the hopes and the dreams of children and you become energized with their energy and enthusiasm. They have so much positive energy that they impart it to the adults.
I revealed to them the secrets of the universe by showing them how far you could shoot water by putting your thumb over the end of the hose.
Little people then tried to apply knowledge gained from the thumb over the end of the hose, for improving the watering distance of sprinklers.
Their distance improving theory involved placing their thumbs over the sprinkler head. I wonder where they got that idea?
They bring their questions and their concerns to me. I pause as I ponder their weighty questions and then I say to them "Go ask Grammy"!
The true purpose of a fence is to provide climbing opportunities for kids.
I especially enjoyed the partial climb. Then, while holding on with one hand, you use your body to make the entire fence sway. Yeah, that was a moment for Grampy. I thought all of the departed spirits of past New England authors would rise up against me.
I looked over and saw Ethan bent down. He was eating his pizza without using his hands. I asked him why he wasn't using his hands.
He replied that he was a T-Rex!