A girl and her duck. The ducklings are still too small to free-range, at least with a snapping turtle in the pond, so they are safe in their pen, happy to eat the peas and bugs we toss their way. The girls seem to spend more time with them now that they are bigger. They grab a book and settle in to read beside the merry little outdoor pen.
Ruby and I had a special day this weekend. Tea with Belle can be pretty overwhelming for a four year old. Why are the big kids wearing the crazy outfits? And, ironically, this little girl is typically un-phased by her own crazy outfit ensembles. Her first taste of musical theater went well, even though she couldn't weigh down her chair enough to sit on her own.
Memorial Day saw Pearl sadly stuck at home with a fever, but the little girls and I enjoyed the Muddy Creek with friends. Those little girls also had a chance to see their beloved Sunday School helper, home from his stationing in Alaska, for two Sundays.
Ruby and I had a special day this weekend. Tea with Belle can be pretty overwhelming for a four year old. Why are the big kids wearing the crazy outfits? And, ironically, this little girl is typically un-phased by her own crazy outfit ensembles. Her first taste of musical theater went well, even though she couldn't weigh down her chair enough to sit on her own. 
Memorial Day saw Pearl sadly stuck at home with a fever, but the little girls and I enjoyed the Muddy Creek with friends. Those little girls also had a chance to see their beloved Sunday School helper, home from his stationing in Alaska, for two Sundays. 
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