Then, they kept looking at each other and saying, "You go first. . . no YOU. . . no YOU!" until I suggested they count to three and go together. They counted to three and produced the most brilliant collection of dandelions from behind their backs, and chorused in an adorably sing-songy way, "Happy Mothers' Day!".
So, now you know a couple of things. You know that I have extremely thoughtful boys. You also know that our yard yielded enough dandelions to produce a CROP.
Please remember the former. . . (Do I need to point out that in their gift-giving frenzy, they actually did yardwork without even realizing it? How's that for multi-tasking-GOLD?)


This is the slideshow I sent my Mom for Mother's Day. My Mom really did teach me how to love my "blossoms."
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1 comment:
So adorable! I love the shots of all of your kids--especially the dandelions! What a great Mothers day gift!
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