To hurry it along just a little bit we did the starters for our garden yesterday. Well, Rob and Maggie did. They planted two types of Heirloom tomatoes and one cherry tomato, as well as hot peppers, spinach, and a few beans and peas. They'll be ready to put outside in 6-8 weeks. The biggest trick around here is keeping them away from the deer. We have a lovely old neighbor who likes to feed the deer just two doors down from us and we've had hoof-prints all over the yard all winter long. This is not a good omen for peas and beans. Or spinach. So we're researching container gardening, looking for old sheets at thrift stores, and pricing tall fencing. But for now we have one sweet little tray of potting mix and tiny seeds... and one excited little gardener.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Friday, March 6, 2009
Beatrice, in Reference to Her PopTart Breakfast
"Well, I guess it will get messy on my cheeks!!"
-declared with utter joy and satisfaction.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Obie Stats
Obie had his four month check-up today with his new pediatrician, Dr. Spano. Now, no one can really replace Dr. Paul, but Dr. Spano was very nice, he seemed truly interested about us, and did not rush through our appointment. His nurse, Kate, was also very pleasant. Of course it helped that they both gushed over what a wonderful boy Obie is, how cute, and cuddly, and jolly. I totally agree!
Sunday, March 1, 2009
In which the eldest daughter displays her literary talent...
As dictated (verbatim) to a much impressed father...
I wish the little worm
swallowed a germ
and I wish the little baby worm
swallowed the same germ
as the mama one did
and at the royal palace
everyone was sad
and the little worm
gave it to all the other worms
and they had to go home
to drink some medicine
and they slept until the summer was here
and the germ had to float away
and catch someone else.
Of course, this was made all the more fun by using the Mac's text-to-speech capability, and its funny voices. Too bad I couldn't get that on here...
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