April showers
And April flowers. Exploring Elizabeth Park on a cool, rainy April Saturday.
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3 comments:
Seeing the flowers come up is wonderful to me, I can just imagine what it must be like for Isaiah who gets excited by yet another stick, stone, and dump truck :)!!!
Hugs and kisses to all,
Love,
Grandma Anne
Mom, that's such a cool thought -- things that are exciting for us might be mind-blowingly cool for little Isaiah. The other day we were at the zoo, and when the small tram passed us by, a 6- or 7-year-old boy shouted from the other side of the tracks, "That was SO AWESOME!" It cracked me up.
Also, I love that one tulip blossom is still bigger than his hand! I wonder what it felt like to him.
I've got to know the rest of the story--did he end up picking that tulip? Love, Grandma F.
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