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My son, then about 4 years old, was being his wild self right at bedtime. I said, "no more monkey business!" in my best stern-mom voice, and he looked me gleefully in the eye and declared, "infinity more monkeys!"
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My son, then about 4 years old, was being his wild self right at bedtime. I said, "no more monkey business!" in my best stern-mom voice, and he looked me gleefully in the eye and declared, "infinity more monkeys!"
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2 comments:
This is so cool, Jennifer. What's he planting?
He picked out a beautiful assortment for these planters -- flowers, herbs, even a mini variety of rainbow chard. On the hill out back he's experimenting mostly with low-growing perennials. He's got visions for future gardens of vegetables and flowers, and discussed converting our entire front yard into a series of terraced beds (which sadly cannot be done because the septic system is there).
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