Brent and I have cleverly devised some projects to help teach our kids the value of hard work and a dollar. So far I've decided that it's far more profitable to be involved as a kid. I can still remember all of the projects "we" did as kids, where Mom did the bulk of the work and got none of the profits (4-H steers, sweet corn patch, spud cellar brackets.)
We had a large sweet corn patch, so we took some of the bounty to town to sell. Brother loved keeping track of the people that came and Sissy enjoyed the treats we packed in the cooler. She was a walking billboard, walking around with a cob of corn in her mouth.
Brent and I have cleverly devised some projects to help teach our kids the value of hard work and a dollar. So far I've decided that it's far more profitable to be involved as a kid. I can still remember all of the projects "we" did as kids, where Mom did the bulk of the work and got none of the profits (4-H steers, sweet corn patch, spud cellar brackets.)
We had a large sweet corn patch, so we took some of the bounty to town to sell. Brother loved keeping track of the people that came and Sissy enjoyed the treats we packed in the cooler. She was a walking billboard, walking around with a cob of corn in her mouth.
4 comments:
Looks good to me! Maybe the kids could sell some of that corn at the family reunion.
Have any more to sell? Our corn isn't doing so good. We planted late because the first seeds we planted didn't sprout. I bought some at the little farm down goshen towards firth, but they have been out since last Weds. If you have any more, call me! I'd love to come and get some of it!
Karisa, just reading your blog makes me tired. You are always keeping busy!! Looks like you guys are having a great summer!!!
You amaze me! Doing so much with two (and a half) little tykes. Inspiring!
If I was closer I'd be thrilled to purchase some of that yummy looking corn!
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