Tuga officially moved out of the house, and got a place of her own. Erik spent the day building her a burrow. We needed a place for her to live, where she could roam some, but the neighborhood cats and birds wouldn't come and attack her. Finally we decided on a little house that I had bought at Target awhile ago (really cheap on clearance), that we don't really use since Michelle & Alan gave us a bigger, better one. Erik attached chicken wire to the windows, and we put the house in the corner of our garden area. Tuga seemed excited, and had a little extra kick to her step, as she retreated to the burrow to settle down for the night.
Joseph and James' contribution to the garden area is a BIG trench that they made for a LITTLE beetle that they carried around ALL day, taking care of, playing with, making up stories about, and absolutely adoring.
And since we're talking about the garden, might I add that I finally finished weeding the flowerbeds and garden walk ways in the back yard. Ya, me! That was a lot of work, not because of the weeds so much (they were pretty easy to pull up) but because of the grass that I had to pull up out of there. I've planted a bunch of flower seeds - let's hope some of them grow.
Joseph and James' contribution to the garden area is a BIG trench that they made for a LITTLE beetle that they carried around ALL day, taking care of, playing with, making up stories about, and absolutely adoring.
And since we're talking about the garden, might I add that I finally finished weeding the flowerbeds and garden walk ways in the back yard. Ya, me! That was a lot of work, not because of the weeds so much (they were pretty easy to pull up) but because of the grass that I had to pull up out of there. I've planted a bunch of flower seeds - let's hope some of them grow.
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