- Our first spring garden harvest, oh what a feast it was.
- Wonderful doctors and health professionals, making sure that Little Man has the very best care possible during this very important journey.
- Crafting time with Little Miss and a fairy garden in the making.
- Old friends, coming back to say hello.
- The promise of delicious summertime treasures.
- Natural playgrounds, making my kiddos strong and confident.
- The wonder of nature, giving us endless opportunities to learn.
Family, Faith, Food and Fabric 
How lovely this is, you and your family, the beauty of Life right there in all those glorious photos!!! Thank you for sharing with me… Love to you all Merri
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Thank you to you for stopping by and saying hello. Wising you a wonderful evening. xo
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Fairy gardens, yes! We have one of our own that I’ve been meaning to get pics of up! So much to be grateful for. Thank you for reminding me.
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We are very excited for our first one. It’s been hard finding time to construct it (very busy hand Little Man) but flowers have been planted and we are building some features this week-end. We should have garden fairies moving in any day now. 🙂
Have a wonderful day and thank you for stopping by!
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Ours was a lazy one. Not much planting or planning, but lots of little fairies and gnomes…right outside my daughter’s window. I did it in the middle of the night before May Day so she would wake up to a little May surprise! wishing you a wonderful day too!
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I would love to see it. We plan on ours becoming a lazy one too (we are planning all perenials, except for a few cherry tomato “trees”. But my duaghter has chosen pink and purple lupin, strawverries and cherry tomatoes. 🙂 It will be a fun and very delicious place for fairies to eat and rest I’m sure.
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So much to be thankful for! I should do this, too. I could use the reminder.
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It’s easy to forget all the little things sometimes. Although I tend to be mindful every day for all I have, when I do a gratitude post. 95% of the time, it’s because we’ve had a less-than-stellar day. I find it grabs me out of whatever has a hold on me and puts me back on my path.
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Oooo asparagus! I have read that if you let a section of your asparagus grow ferns first thing in the spring you can cut those down in the beginning of summer and they’ll send shoots up for a summer harvest. Have you ever tried that? Yours look perfect!
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I have not! I may have too. 🙂
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So much to be grateful for 🙂 Enjoy!
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Thank you Kim… I truly do feel blessed for these simple happy moments. Big things are amazing, but it’s the little things that truly keep my heart in a state of contentment.
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If we can be grateful, we can be happy. Beautiful photos!
“Reflect upon your present blessings — of which every man has many — not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some.”
― Charles Dickens
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What a beautiful quote, thank you for sharing! ❤
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Gorgeous! Looks like you’re having a happy spring!
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It’s definitely gearing up… We are still having little strange pockets of “what?”, but all and all, we are on our way to a wonderful season.
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What a lovely collection of things there, life is obviously good. Are you going to join in with the Magic Onions Fairy Garden competition? You’re looking very organised for it.
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I didn’t even know that existed. I’ll have to check it out. I’m sure Little Miss would get extra motivated. 🙂 Thank you for the tip.
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Oh, those fresh asparagus look wonderful! And a Fairy Garden! What fun you have with your little ones. This time goes so quickly – I’m glad you take the time to enjoy it.
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Thank you Susan, I’m trying to soak every second in for sure. It’s part of why I took my daughter out of preschool early. I want to be with her as much as possible before school starts. 🙂
Thank you for stopping by, hope your week-end is a wonderful one.
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All such wonderful things! I’m jealous of that asparagus!
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It’s been wonderful. We’eaten at leass a handful of asparagus every night for almost a week. But we are coming close to an end now *sighs*… Next year will be epic. The 20 or so crowns we planted last year are in full bloom. Too small to eat, but it gives us an idea for next year and we should triple our production. My tummy is already grumbling. Hope your week-end was a wonderful one. xo
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Definitely so much to be grateful for, I’m slightly jealous of your garden- this was our first year to skip, I was so sick at the time, but now that I’m up and functional I so wish we had planted one. Happy Monday dear friend:)
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It might not be too late to plant something for the fall? Have you thought of just prepping for mid-summer plantings? You may still be able to get some greens, radishes, beets and such in? Just a thought.
Hope you and the belly are doing good. I’m glad the morning sickness has passed. Yay!
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Lovely! Just getting caught up on a few blogs. Plenty to be greatful for 🙂
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I’ve been playing catch up myself. I know how hectic your time is right now, I love when you have time to visit. xox
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Beautiful post! So much that we should be grateful for! This is an awesome reminder!
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Thank you! Showing gratitude isn’t always easy, but so necessary to keep grounded. 🙂 Thank you for stopping by!
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