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  1. WTxDaddy

    WTxDaddy In Flower

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    May daughter planted some beans in a cup at school, & drew & cut out a Jack, who is stuck on a stick in the pot. She and I re-potted the bean stalk when she brought it home.
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    The recent 4 inches of rain has caused mushrooms to pop up.
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    When I was young, I remember my grandfather (born in 1894) would find mushrooms & put little figures on, or near them to photograph. I am contunuing that tradition and my daughter likes it too!
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    Then I got after some developments in the yard>

    Foxglove is fixin' to bloom:
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    The palest pink peonies
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    More Princess Shasta daisies
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    And a perfect red climbing rose
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  3. Droopy

    Droopy Slug Slaughterer Plants Contributor

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    The rose made me drool! :D Your flowers are beautiful. I really enjoyed the fairy-on-mushroom-photo, your grandfather had a good imagintation. I like the little "bloom" playing on the grass too.
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Your peony is such a delicate shade of pink and that rose is to die for. :stew1:
     
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    All great shots. The flowers are so beautiful and the 'bloom' also. I see some Mariposa fairey's on the grass there beside her. (I have a 4 year old, we have the same ones...). The fairy on the mushroom is so cute! Thanks for sharing.
     



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    WTxDaddy In Flower

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    fairies

    Yes, those are indeed Barbie as Mariposa butterfly fairies. We have every single stinkin' Barbie movie ever made! Some are good, some are so-so. I generally like the music to which my 5 year-old daughter gets exposed. She loves to jump up & dance to the music, watching & imitating the Barbies on the screen.
     
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    The dancing movies are the best ones. I like "The Nutcracker" and "Swan Lake" best, the rest aren't that good. Yes, we've got them all too. :D
     
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    goodness the youngest girls in the house are 17, ad weve still got quite a few of the movies... even I like to watch them occasionally lol

    I like the peony, its our state flower :D
     
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    We have all the Barbie movies also. My favorite is 'The 12 Dancing Princeses' and most of the others I don't mind, but there are a few I usually find something else to do when they come on. But yes, the music is really good. My DD also likes to jump up and dance.
     
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    Sometimes, when my daughter jumps up & dances, I rewind the movie (is it called rewinding on a DVD?) and get my own video camera & then film my daughter dancing to the music. It is so funny to watch her do, or try to do, what the Barbies are doing - half a second later. I think the video ends up kind of jumpy, because I start giggling at what I'm seeing.
     
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    Droopy Slug Slaughterer Plants Contributor

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    Don't giggle in front of her, please! Go outside and have a good laugh instead. :D I don't know how many times I've had to leave the room in a hurry because the girls are unwillingly funny.
     
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    giggle

    Oh, believe me, I try to stifle the laughter as best I can, but I am not fully in control of my body, or emotions. :-D
     
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    glendann Official Garden Angel

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    Great fairy on the mushroom and your blooms are fantastic.
    My daughter(Heather mt. was into The little Mermaid stuff.She liked Barbee but not as much.
     
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    WTxDaddy, I do that same thing with the video camera. I think it's still rewiding. LOL! Aren't they so fun to watch. I have a whole different perpective of my 4 year old because my DD#1 will be 22 years old next month. There are 17 years between them, so I really know how fast the time goes. I enjoy them both so much, but for such differnt reasons. Keep taking the videos, they grow up so fast.
     

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