Hour 5 we have a few more to go.
Hour 7, I can't wait any longer off to bed.
These are really puffy, and can be reused just by adding water and putting the pieces back on the water soaked cardboard cut outs. Mr. Larry has sent us a finger printing kit and we will use this later today or tomorrow. The weather is so icky that I did not take the boys out. I had wanted to take them to Story Time at the Three Rivers library but, both woke up with a cold. That is the breaks when you go out in public; someone seems to always bring home some kind of crud.
Next, we will try Ms. Judy's experiment with sugar water in a dixie cup and string. I am going to add some food coloring to watch sugar crystals grow. I bet the boys will get a kick out of watching the crystals form on the string over a few days.
MOM It is a little windy out here today.
WHAT WAS THAT NOISE?
I Can't See In This Wind....
Take this raspberry.
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That looks like a pile of fun Mal! Even BIG kids would like that!
Fenugreek.....great eh? We use it for sinus congestion and digestive help. It works really well too. Did you know you can grow it yourself? You for sure with the weather you have. There you go....another crop to harvest!
Oh my goodness. You have such awesome support for homeschooling.
Tell the boys I love the pictures of the growth!
You are in an ambitious gardening mood.
Good luck..
PS I still have not made it out to the post office to mail your prize. I will send you a note when it is off. Maybe I will tuck a little something in for the boys school.
Hugs,
Melissa
Hey Jim, I may just try to grow fenugreek this year. I know we use lots of herbs and will focus on growing a lot more of our own. I can not keep enough cilantro on hand. Supposedly, parsley tea is ward off colds; I am going to try this. We have been getting one after another this winter; some kind of hyped up viruses I tell ya. I love alternative medicines. Thanks for stopping by,
Mal
Melissa,
Next to my hubby and I, Mr. Larry takes as much interest as much interest in our boys as we do. They love talking to their adoptive grandpaw (Grumpy Gramps) about MANSTUFF. We are so very fortunate and I make sure I say thank you as often as I can.
I love going into the garden and getting stuff to put on our table. Can't wait for the cabbage to plump up; I want to make a couple of your recipes by canning it. YUM YUM
No worries on the 'prize;" we are have super busy lives.
HUGS back to you,
Mal
I used to love those trees as a kid mal!
The trees sure came out pretty! All the lovely colors!
Maybe I could do some gardening if we had an early spring. Usually we have a week of spring and then it's summer!
I used parsley tea for a urinary tract infection - my cousin told me about it.
Have a nice evening!
I think they are pretty darn neat myself John. Loved your blog today; glad Andrew is getting a little better. It was a lovely story about your Mom.
Hugs,
Mal
Sharon, Don't I know it about a very short spring. I love spring and fall but, they last about a month around here. Take care, Mal
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