Spring Always Comes
p.s. Do you see the worm house? Made from carrots? Are these kids not the cutest things EVER?
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So cute:) totally love the little bare feet in the mud!
Oh yay! The kids and I just came in from surveying our recently planted marigold flowerbeds. Spring is so, SO welcome after this long, long winter.
P.S. The carrot house is cute, but not as cute as the mud smeared all over those kiddos’ hands and knees. 😀