The other day Joshua and I took an empty egg shell and filled it up with all different colors around our yard. We got more colors than I thought we would, considering I don't have much in the way of gardens.
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This is such a beautiful picture and a great lesson in colors for the kiddos. Unsolicited tip: I want your pics to be bigger on your blog. They're beautiful but so small. Your pics deserve some larger airtime!
love that idea, how did u think to do that? I think I would just find garbage all around the yard from our darn racoons... love that idea, should try with C to do something like that, espeically now with all the pretty leaves.
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