Technically, it's spring. It was a wee bit chilly on Sunday, but we decided to take the kids out and run them. We walked to the local park, which they call the "Emilie Park".



We all took turns raking the lawn. Bethie is pictured. Dan took down the Christmas lights (Dad, apparently one doesn't have to wait until July!)

The twins dug up my garden while I finished the raking. Katie was tired by this point and needed to sit on my rock while she dug.I tried to explain to them that the plants aren't dead, they are dormant. Therefore, don't dig them up or walk on them. I need to have the same discussion with the mail man!
2 comments:
How'd your neighbourhood get rid of so much snow already!? Looks like a fun outing:)
The front of our house faces south. Also, we are not nearly as lucky as you because there are no mature trees in our neighbourhood. It's sad when the children say "Let's run around the Charlie Brown tree!".
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