When it comes to things I love about my house, ranking in at numero uno is my backyard. I'm not typically an outdoorsy person, but my kids are, and having a large fenced in space with treehouse, grass, and garden for them to roam is ideal.
The best is the garden in the summer. It is really Shawn's garden, I just do the occasional weed and I love to pick the tomatoes when they ripen.
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Shawn with his delicious hobby. |
So today, after Shawn brought in the squash and zucchini, the kids and I grabbed a basket (I thought that was more whimsical than the usual bowl) and went hunting.


Solly loved time in 'the maze'. Dommy did the majority of the spotting and picking. A great lesson in self sufficiency and the gift in nature. It seems like they might understand the Gospels better with just a little understanding of growing food.
Shawn already got a ton of cucumbers and made pickles.
Using our garden potatoes, squash, basil, and some goat cheese I got on sale, I have plans to make this
amazing looking dish. I'll let you know if it is as great as I think it will be.
Days like today, I feel like the farm girl I unrealistically think I would want to be, if I didn't have an affinity for laziness and high heels.
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