Look at these sweet little feet. I snapped a picture of her first successful shoe tying experience. I was excited for her. Shoe tying seems to be one of the skills kids are losing or are greatly delayed in accomplishing these days. Honestly I have 4th graders who can't tie their shoes. So I'm thrilled that Nature Girl has finally mastered tying her shoes.
The last of our firsts is this rhododendron. We've lived in our house for eight years now. This little rhodie was here when we moved in. It hasn't grown much over the last 8 years, maybe tripling in size, so it's not very big. It hasn't bloomed either. We're very excited that it is blooming for the first time. I think all of the lawn fertilizer my husband has put down over the last three years is paying off.
4 comments:
Yay for shoe tying! It's not an easy skill, so she must feel pretty good to be able to do it herself. And your rhododendrons are beautiful!
Congrat's Nature Girl! that is totally awesome. The Rhodie is beautiful. I miss seeing them as they won't grow here in So Cal.
Good job Nature Girl .... I think we have velcro to blame for that lost skill:-D I know my son puts up a big fuss if the shoes don't have velcro!!!
Your flowers are so pretty .... Love this time of year, when everything bursts into color.
oh how much fun! I remember when my kids learned to tie their shoes :-)
Feed your rhodie some epsom salts twice a year before blooming....it will be happy :-)
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