It seemed like a delightful idea; simply take our apple basket and walk across our field to where I could see a tree of wild apples. So we started out.
The tree right across the field wasn’t going to work with mushy and bitter being the description. Still, I had seen another tree just a little ways up the lane way and so we headed there with our little pet menagerie following behind. That tree…had just a few apples left and they were even worse, tart, hard and bug eaten. And then we felt rain drops. And then the cats (still kittens really) ran into the bushes. I can’t chase them. So the girls call “Puff, Puff” and “Puffy” multiple times as it starts to pour. I remember that the laundry is all on the line; but I won’t be making it back. Then we give up on the kittens, after all, it isn’t that far away and they will come back. We hurry down the lane and across the field in 1 1/2 and 3 1/2 year old fashion, shake off the water, and I pull out the dried peas for some indoor fun. Which are now slowly falling on the floor.
Did anything go awry in your day; humorously or even…not so humorous?
*Edit* Apparently the kittens were having so much fun in the bush that they didn’t come home so Dan had to go find them. They are home now, safe and sound.
I was so tired I bought a coffee ( I drink it like three times a year when desperate and usually I can only choke it down in frappe form.) I could not function! So I get in the car and each child thinks it looks delightful, I let them take sips ( too many as they are not sleeping now) and my son says, “Mmmm when I am older I am going to drink coffee when I am older…But just the girl coffee as it tastes better.” I laughed. I guess I only get frappes so he thinks the whipped ice concoctions are girl coffee and the black hot stuff is boy coffee:)
haha, my girls always want sips of my tea if I buy a tea but if I ever get coffee…I get it all to myself, they are totally convinced that they can never drink it:)
Hey Marissa!
I love your blog! You have such a precious family. We’re going apple picking this weekend, so we’ll see what goes awry. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by Our Journey Home today and supporting Dea. 🙂
Thanks Melanie! Have fun apple picking…I am sure that you will be much more successful than we were;).
Hey Missy Why did Aneliese start out with pig tails and end with a pony tail? :):)