We finally planted or seeds. Roma tomatoes, strawberries, kale, spinach, zucchini, oregano, and cilantro. I've always bought more well established plants in the past so I hope this works out. The boys were very excited to help so I think it will be fun for them to watch their plants grow. I think I'm about the weeks behind but oh well.
Then me and three kids of to Pete's gymnastics class doo Mike could finish the taxes. Yep we procrastinated this year. We maybe we didn't procrastinate but we did not do a good job setting aside time to do them...whatever that it's called...procrastination.
Then home. Taxes done. Oh wait. We have to do papa Pete's taxes too! Movie in for the boys. Mike back to taxes. And me and mouse worked on her new headbands. I've been seeing pictures of these headbands on pintrest, Facebook, and blogs. But they aren't mainstream enough yet to be sold at normal places. These look the cutest by far (http://www.etsy.com/listing/114697512/baby-girl-headband-set-of-3-surprise-set) but I am not paying $33 especially when I can't pick my colors! These are a very little bit more reasonable ( http://www.facebook.com/Chloe-Chic-Bowtique?refid=17 - photos - custom order) but I still can't justify it especially for such a simple concept. So the other night I got to thinking about these knee socks I got from target that are too thin and too tight on my calves but are the greatest patterns. They were cheap. Like $3. They are soft. Softer then the average fabric I could by from a craft store. And when cut just right could make for a perfect headband! It's perfect for keeping her bangs out of her eyes but it's a little funky if not placed just right - think 80s with the poof bangs over the tennis band. I'll try to capture a photo because it's still cute even when it is funky!



Like the headbands! Maybe A will let me try this on her
ReplyDeleteLike your style of gardening. Boom says we should use that method then transplant, but I just throw them in a pot with little organization then transplant if required...
that always seems to work for Sara. I think she sprinkles seeds and let's them grow in the elements. I just didn't think I had that kind of skill/ luck :-)
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