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Episodes in the Childrens Garden - 2011/06/28

Strawberry Stained Cheeks

We took the kids to a pick-your-own farm to load up on strawberries for freezing. (Our own patch is brand new and not producing much yet.)

The outing was a big hit with all three of our kids.

At six, Emma thoroughly scoured the rows and filled her basket with ripe berries. Quinn was equally excited, though more apt to bounce between mom and dad and devour what he picked.

And Keaton…at 23 months of age, sat remarkable still. The picking was OK by him, but the eating—and wearing—the strawberries suited him just fine.



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