Monday, April 29, 2013
Dandelion War
I feel like I have battle wounds. My hands are sticky and brown, my forehead red, me knees aching, and I'm not even close to done. One day, last week, Levi and I were outside enjoying the beautiful sun and lawn. The next day there was a Dandelion invasion! You have to know it was bad, because I did something about it, and pulling weeds is far from my favorite thing to do.
At first I had the brilliant idea to carefully wrap my hand around each individual big, puffy, white, seed ball. Contained in my hand, I would walk to the garbage and dispose of it without a single seed escaping to further infest my lawn. That way, I wouldn't have to do any actual weeding, and I was preventing myself from having to do any weeding later on. Brilliant! After doing that about eight times I came to my senses.... Levi, so graciously, offered to eat all of the yellow flower heads for me, I decided the best way to do less work later is to (depressingly) do more work now. So, I tracked down the Dandelion digger and the massacre that followed was glorious. Oh, happy green lawn! Welcome back! Please stay.
And, by the way, my services are not for hire. You'll have to suffer through your own lawn yourself. Best of luck!
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Three Months Gone By
Guess what didn't get left out of the spring cleaning this year... My BLOG! Guess what did... My house. C'est la vie.
Speaking of house, don't come over to mine right now. Unless you like doing dishes and sweeping the floor, heaven knows I don't. Levi tries, but for some reason he doesn't eat every crumb of food that's fallen to the ground. I thought babies were supposed to be automatic hand to mouth vacuums! I think his taste is more in line with magazine pages, DVD's, and plastic bags. It's the crinkle he enjoys.
I'm excited to finally kick this blog up again! As I write Levi is standing at, and pounding on, a bookshelf. This last week he's really embraced crawling and independence He'd love to embrace Scruffy too, and that's a lot of his motivation for clambering around. Eventually (like every time I put him down) he ends up in the dining room, standing at the side table, and having a loud one sided conversation with Scruffy. Between us, I don't think it's something Scruffy is particularly thrilled with. But, Scruffy is an enigma, a lizard of steely countenance, so to speak.
Well, this is your warning! I plan on spewing out lots of Levi, house, and Summer fun posts (this is a silent prayer for warmer weather). My calender is packing on the events/activities, and there is no slowing this train down!
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