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Subject: Planting more than one type of seeds and learning

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Crystal

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Date Posted: 21:43:59 06/23/08 Mon

First off, there's a small group (3-5) children who's learning a few things this spring/summer about nature. Not just stargazing, but also about weather patters and how to sense changes in weather as well. Some can feel it, some can smell it and some can do both. :) The amazing thing is, they talk about it and compare notes. They have planted seeds and watch them grow...trying to estimate when they will be a certain height and such.

Also, they had gone on a hunt for an ant hill. Why? They say "research" lol. They want to find out how ants get along so well when there are so many of them living in one hill. It's going to be an interesting summer! (this research team is between the ages of 3-9 years old)

My teen daughter has started her first official summer job last week. (meaning one that brings a regular pay check) It's going well and doing what she likes...helping children and teens. YAY. Here's to planting seeds that will last a lifetime!

Then there's the continuation of the side job...witch is doing some work for another neighbor. All three of my kids get to do something there every month from walking dogs to washing lawn furnature and such. They get "paid" with some things they want and or some cash or help with something. It all works out in the end.

I am fluttering around basically behind the scenes, giving little seeds here and there-watching them florish while also looking for a job as well.

The things I've been doing and the seeds I've planted are being passed on, as these guys are following what they are seeing.

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