A few pictures of our last frosty garden adventure. We are inheriting a new garden space with the recent property changes, and we thought we'd try to get the cover crops turned in before the ground froze solid. We had more snow today, and it just might stay, so this might have been the last bit of green we will lay eyes upon for many moons. We're ready for the white stuff though. Ari can hardly wait to strap on his skis. Maybe this week!
And I am ever so happy to report that the nap strike appears to be over! I am ever so relieved. And Dorian is so much happier when he has those naps, that I think he's glad it is over too.
Hurrah for naps, and happy Monday to you all!
Yay, so glad to hear the nap strike is over! Was it teeth, or just "one of those things?"
ReplyDeleteMy boysl love the first ice of the year. We have a long, curvy, gravel, and severely pot-holed driveway, prime for ice sheet making when it freezes. They love to peal them off and measure the biggest and the thickest. I can almost guarantee, that the first few freezes we have, they'll be out the door before breakfast, uncovering scientific data in the puddles, while I run out later, coats and scarves and hats in hand to help add warmth to their jammies ;-)
ReplyDeleteOur garden still needs a good tucking in, we're slow this year, and I still have to plant garlic!
So happy that the nap made a comeback! We are living vicariously through your photos here in Florida. Oscar is anxiously awaiting the white stuff too! He did a pile of snow drawings yesterday and was picking out gear from an L.L. Bean catalog that came in the mail~ so hard to explain that it is not going to happen unless we move. :)
ReplyDeleteMelanie- Thanks,I'm pretty glad too! And I guess it was just one of those things, though I still wouldn't be surprised if it was tooth related, just not cutting the surface. It is hard to know sometimes what is going on for our little people!
ReplyDeleteErin- yes, garlic! I guess we wont be planting any this year, as the ground is frozen solid. Next year. I love the image of you bringing their coats out to cover their jammies!
Sara, maybe you should come for a visit? There is always plenty of white stuff to spare!