Friday, 31 January 2014
Wednesday, 29 January 2014
the girl's Garden
Last winter Hannah,Renee and I decided we needed more garden
this was the only available space
so we weeded it and planted tomatoes,pumpkin and lot of flowers
here are some of the tomatoes
this was the only available space
so we weeded it and planted tomatoes,pumpkin and lot of flowers
here are some of the tomatoes
by Bryony
star wars
star wars has been the latest thing around here everyone has been making light sabers and things like that.
a pastel Jedi Princess
Darth Vader
Clone trooper
a Jedi battle
by Bryony
a pastel Jedi Princess
a Jedi battle
by Bryony
Sunday, 26 January 2014
Hand-me-downs
Petra has grown out of the princess dress. It is now Eva's.
Grandma and Grandad got this dress in the US (I think), for Renee, who was 2. It has lasted really well, through Renee, Hannah, and Petra. Eva's pretty pleased that she can have it now
Grandma and Grandad got this dress in the US (I think), for Renee, who was 2. It has lasted really well, through Renee, Hannah, and Petra. Eva's pretty pleased that she can have it now
Wednesday, 22 January 2014
Baby Bunnies
Our beautiful but slightly stupid rabbit Autumn had babies a few days ago, four of them. A couple of days later we found one wriggling across the grass trying to catch hypothermia. Luckily it was a warm day and he is ok, although we had to put a board across the doorway so he can't get out again.
Thursday, 16 January 2014
Caterpillary
We had a caterpillary on our windowsill. Now it is more of a chrysalis collection
This (above) is one branch, the other has even more chrysalises on it.
They are quite beautiful, close up. In a week or so they will all hatch out and we'll let them go and lay eggs somewhere, hopefully not on Renee's swan-plant. For the first time ever we have managed to keep a swan-plant alive long enough to grow seedpods, and Renee is keen to collect the seeds. She'll probably have to put a net over it to protect it from voracious caterpillars.
This (above) is one branch, the other has even more chrysalises on it.
They are quite beautiful, close up. In a week or so they will all hatch out and we'll let them go and lay eggs somewhere, hopefully not on Renee's swan-plant. For the first time ever we have managed to keep a swan-plant alive long enough to grow seedpods, and Renee is keen to collect the seeds. She'll probably have to put a net over it to protect it from voracious caterpillars.
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