WARNING: very long post ahead (mostly px of course).
Tuesday we enjoyed an afternoon with Blayne & Kennedi, a couple of sweet little greats!
Wednesday was another greats day – this time four special great-nieces of the Kieser variety. After a good long time inside with imaginations flourishing,
(that’s a boat of course)
and some quiet time,
the whole gang enjoyed a beautiful sunny afternoon outside. Humidity, we don’t miss you one bit!
Last day of greats: Thursday was Tori’s last day to babysit her favorite Rassis, and again it was such a pleasure to have them here.
I didn’t expect the younger crowd to help with the sweetcorn, but I certainly didn’t stop them, either. This little man stuck with us shucking and cleaning until the whole job was done and cleaned up. Thanks, Lincoln!!
The rest of the younger crowd kept us updated on their worm collection. 32 was the final count. They very nicely took turns collecting them from us when we sounded the alarm: “WORM!!”
Worm patrol with their prizes.
DONE! And beautiful corn it is, too. I should clarify that 32 worms in seven or so bushels of sweetcorn is pretty minimal in my book.
After supper – a beautiful evening for a trek to Dave’s pond.
Last night was a little cool but we still enjoyed another beautiful evening at Dave’s pond.
The Great Moss CleanUp.
I’ve always said Jacob is the one who is going to invent something that will make us rich. While his inventions haven’t yet brought in any income, they certainly have been useful!!
Hope you’re having a blessed weekend, as we are!
