Adam and Madison both celebrated their birthdays at Incredible Pizza.
Madison turned 9 on March 6.
Adam turned 11 on March 19.
We had a blast !!!!
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Spring Break 2011- Lake Livingston
Northshore RV Park in Lake Livingston Texas
Spring Break 2011
Who is that cowboy?
Just chilling
Be patient guys !! You call that dinner?
What are you doing Adam? Get to fishing. We need dinner.
Daisy, enjoying the view.
That is a little bit better Madison.
My babies.........
The grounds keeper will appreciate you picking up the weeds.
That same cowboy again.
Spring Break 2011
Who is that cowboy?
Just chilling
Be patient guys !! You call that dinner?
What are you doing Adam? Get to fishing. We need dinner.
Daisy, enjoying the view.
That is a little bit better Madison.
My babies.........
The grounds keeper will appreciate you picking up the weeds.
That same cowboy again.
Spring Time in Magnolia, Texas
I love the spring time. Seeing the flowers bloom and hearing the birds sing makes me smile. A little look at my so called organic garden. Here is a picture of my peach tree.
apple tree
green onion
cilantro
mint leaves
Here is the story about our romaine lettuce. We had planted them mid February and this is a picture of what they looked like March 15. Just in one month's time. I had cut some so we can eat it during our Spring break vacation. Well, they tasted bitter. We tried to make them work by mixing them with "store bought" romaine lettuce. We added dressing and they tasted okay. I guess Vinny and I both pretended that they tasted okay. Then later we found out that it takes about 85 days before we can harvest and eat them. OOOPS!! That means that we really can not eat them until end of April or beginning of May. Hopefully, the bitterness will go away. They do look pretty though.
itsy bitsy strawberries
my raised garden bed
apple tree
green onion
cilantro
mint leaves
Here is the story about our romaine lettuce. We had planted them mid February and this is a picture of what they looked like March 15. Just in one month's time. I had cut some so we can eat it during our Spring break vacation. Well, they tasted bitter. We tried to make them work by mixing them with "store bought" romaine lettuce. We added dressing and they tasted okay. I guess Vinny and I both pretended that they tasted okay. Then later we found out that it takes about 85 days before we can harvest and eat them. OOOPS!! That means that we really can not eat them until end of April or beginning of May. Hopefully, the bitterness will go away. They do look pretty though.
itsy bitsy strawberries
my raised garden bed
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