Being we home school and all, I tend to encourage my kiddos to try new things and think outside the box. Dream it, try it, don't give up. Their ingenuity never ceases to amaze me. When they were sneaking out the door with several quilts (painstakingly and lovingly made by their mother just to mention) to plan a camp out the other day I didn't think too much about it. It took me a few trips walking past to the garden to realize why this new creation amazed me and finally I asked them just how they had attached those quilts. "Oh, we nailed them on" they said. And could they just use a couple more so Micah could sleep in the downstairs?............ Ahem..... They quickly unnailed them and got assigned a science project of weeding the garden.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Ya-Know
Being we home school and all, I tend to encourage my kiddos to try new things and think outside the box. Dream it, try it, don't give up. Their ingenuity never ceases to amaze me. When they were sneaking out the door with several quilts (painstakingly and lovingly made by their mother just to mention) to plan a camp out the other day I didn't think too much about it. It took me a few trips walking past to the garden to realize why this new creation amazed me and finally I asked them just how they had attached those quilts. "Oh, we nailed them on" they said. And could they just use a couple more so Micah could sleep in the downstairs?............ Ahem..... They quickly unnailed them and got assigned a science project of weeding the garden.
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4 comments:
Oh my gosh gotta love em! From a fellow quilter I agree that a science project was in order LOL : ) It's times like these I thank God I got all mine grown and didn't even have to murder one of them !!
yikes! isn't that just like kids :)
I'll be encouraged by that, Momma Hooch~ if you can do it, I can do it;)))) Little inventive cute buggers!!
LOL!!! Uh oh...
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