Bouquets on the regular.
Zoe appears and tolerates some loving.
Our daily walks are perfumed! There are so many honeysuckle blossoms that most bushes look stripped - white/yellow and green alternating rows. The aroma is so strong that it reminds me of passing a heavily perfumed woman on the street (in a nice way).
More tracking. We've added goose tracks to our list (which also includes: dogs, 'adult' shoe, bike, deer, and squirrel).
Yay for the goslings! We've been check out the ponds twice a day waiting for these little guys. Owen was so excited about our first sighting...he came home exclaiming that we saw a 'wriggly yellow pile of babies!' The geese have been especially protective this year. One father swam about 50 feet towards us (and we were still another 100 feet away, up a hill) to warn us to back away from the mother's nest. It's provided a great context to talk about how fathers stand guard and protect their families. Those geese aren't joking around!
And the climbing continues.
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