This wasn't meant to be a St. Patrick's Day post. It isn't really a day late. However, I have been enjoying taking pictures of green things in my little world and wanted to share. We are celebrating green because green means less white. It means spring is on its way and new life is emerging from the dark, cold underworld. Green is definitely something to celebrate!
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| New green life. |
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| Green chalk board and green chalk. Chalkboards make me happy. |
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| Fresh milk in glass bottles, delivered one block over. We walked to fetch it yesterday. That made me very happy. |
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| Josiah wears green just about every day. But I won't remember the wardrobe preferences of my eight year old unless I write it down. Or take a photograph. |
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| Army green. Every surface is an opportunity for war. |
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| The freedoms of homeschooling: learning letters in a green dragon habit. |
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| Surrounded by green. My stone garden bunny {the only kind of bunny I want in my garden} is also my snow-depth measure. The picture below was taken just ten days prior. If you've ever wondered what a depressed stone bunny looked like... |
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