Tuesday, March 27, 2012
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I'm grateful to have you visit Homeschooling Blessings! The purpose of this blog is to record my thoughts, feelings, and daily activities related to homeschooling my children and living life in general. I occasionally discuss homeschool-related issues. In addition, I also sometimes post reviews of books and homeschool materials. I have a daughter who has autism, so some of the posts and reviews may relate to homeschooling a special-needs child. I am also co-owner of the Hip Homeschool Moms, so I'd love for you to visit me there too!
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!
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ReplyDeleteWendy, these are beautiful pictures! I just love Spring Time. We don't have any sort of garden yet, but we're thinking this might be the year to start one. My boys are mostly old enough to help and have been begging to do this.
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Very beautiful, Wendy!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ladies! :)
ReplyDeleteOh how pretty! I love how you threw the dandelion in at the end. (It IS a dandelion, right?) James & Robert are always bringing me dandelions, and I think it's awfully sad how most people try their best to kill them instead of just enjoying the pretty yellow color.
ReplyDeleteWe planted pansies and petunias in a little flower bed out front a few days ago. It's the first time I've tried to plant flowers since we moved away from TN. Since we're renting now, I guess I never saw the point ... but now I really wanted some color. :-)
I bought a potted hydrangea too - it is GORGEOUS. I sure hope I can keep it alive once I plant it in the yard.