After doing laundry for our growing
family these last years,
I have learned some valuable lessons.
Like check for stains to pretreat them.
Remove all tissues.
Make sure diapers don't end up in the wash.
Chapsticks don't last long being washed and dried.
And now, the best lesson...
CHECK THE POCKETS!!
Here is Ben's pocket.
family these last years,
I have learned some valuable lessons.
Like check for stains to pretreat them.
Remove all tissues.
Make sure diapers don't end up in the wash.
Chapsticks don't last long being washed and dried.
And now, the best lesson...
CHECK THE POCKETS!!
Here is Ben's pocket.
He almost got away with hoarding his stash.A zipper pocket is a great way to load
as much outdoor memorabilia as possible.
But I was seriously surprised at just how
much this boy could shove into
1 pocket!
much this boy could shove into
1 pocket!
It took my 2 handfuls to get all this"treasure" back outside.
Ben was very disappointed he
couldn't keep all of his
rocks, grass, weeds, and flowers!
(disclaimer: the white thing is not tampon, at first glance it can be deceiving, but nonetheless it is a previously washed crayon and tissue that have been welded together!)
2 comments:
Now that is a real boy! Pockets are the best way to get to know your kids . . . it helps you understand their priorities and perhaps, just perhaps, what in this old world is really a treasure.
There is a little boy who loves nature in all its finest . . AKA the world that was created for us lowly human beings. It's beautiful in its restful stage.
That's amazing. However, my favorite part of this post is your disclaimer. Classic! Hahaha!
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