Charlie enjoying playing with the watering post at the community gardens at Shelby Farms. I'm sure this is not an allowed place to climb or sit.
Our plot is slowly taking shape. Here are 4 of our completed rows out of the 7 we have. Take note of the bright orange construction fence around the perimeter to keep deer and other critters out. This fence can be seen from Farm Road - we're easy to find!
Notice the haircut Fletcher was given by his older brother turned hairstylist. After denying it 5 times throughout the day, the truth finally came out and Charlie confessed. We will once again be reading and watching Flo the Lyin' Fly for some lessons in lying; the lesson evidently did not sink in the first 10 times we read/watched it.
If the boys are no where to be found, this is their usual spot. They love climbing in the cat cage and playing with the door shut. Lord help me if child services ever appears at our doorstep. *Side note, the cat lives outside and we only let him in to stay in the cage on cold nights. So there is no liter they are playing in. Also I should mention our cat has 3 legs and is a boy name Precious. When we first found him, we thought he was a girl (due to my mother in laws lack of knowledge in the gender detecting area) and Charlie was 2 at the time and wanted to name her Precious. So, after a trip to the vet we found out she was a he and the name just stayed. Later he hurt his leg and we had to have it amputated. Oh the joys of pet ownership.
Charlie enjoying playing with the watering post at the community gardens at Shelby Farms. I'm sure this is not an allowed place to climb or sit. 
Our plot is slowly taking shape. Here are 4 of our completed rows out of the 7 we have. Take note of the bright orange construction fence around the perimeter to keep deer and other critters out. This fence can be seen from Farm Road - we're easy to find!
Notice the haircut Fletcher was given by his older brother turned hairstylist. After denying it 5 times throughout the day, the truth finally came out and Charlie confessed. We will once again be reading and watching Flo the Lyin' Fly for some lessons in lying; the lesson evidently did not sink in the first 10 times we read/watched it.
If the boys are no where to be found, this is their usual spot. They love climbing in the cat cage and playing with the door shut. Lord help me if child services ever appears at our doorstep. *Side note, the cat lives outside and we only let him in to stay in the cage on cold nights. So there is no liter they are playing in. Also I should mention our cat has 3 legs and is a boy name Precious. When we first found him, we thought he was a girl (due to my mother in laws lack of knowledge in the gender detecting area) and Charlie was 2 at the time and wanted to name her Precious. So, after a trip to the vet we found out she was a he and the name just stayed. Later he hurt his leg and we had to have it amputated. Oh the joys of pet ownership.
2 comments:
so glad you've decided to join back in on the blogging world...did you not plant the 8th row?
We made a larger 7th row to grow out potatoes and plant our squash on. Since we have the fence it made it hard to have 8 rows to get around.
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