Our great nephew Anthony asked Jilda and me several weeks ago if he could have his birthday party out our house.
They have a beautiful home but the yard was not designed for a herd of kids.
Here, we have a fenced in yard for the little ones and about 12 acres of land with hills, hollows, creeks, and rocks as big Volkswagen.
They can play croquet or dodgeball inside the fence, but if they decided on games that need more space it's in the field between the house and barn.
I said all that to say this: We've spent most of the day preparing the place for company next weekend.
It felt good to submerge myself in work that doesn't require brainpower. We planted a patch of old maids and they are coming up on force. Jilda planted them in neat rows, but it was where we had them last year and hundreds of seeds "volunteered' to come up.
I snapped a picture of a section this morning.
Love that splash of colour. Himself plants in rows and I come along behind him and plant things in front and behind. His rows are still there, but camouflaged.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely field of flowers! I know your nephew will have a blast at your place...room to roam and be a kid! Hope you have a good rest of your weekend.
ReplyDeleteYeah I think we understand. It is nice to do a job you can relax doing without the stress of 'Being absolutely correct'. It is nice for things to slur every once in awhile. Nice, you guys are gonna be HIGH in a lot of memories as time rolls on.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot BTW!
Sherry & jack
Colorful.
ReplyDeleteAlphie
Your sea of old maids looks colorful.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy a little rest today.
Hugs, Julia
Beautiful pic!
ReplyDeleteThey will have a fun day with plenty of room to move
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