The weather forecast is calling for mild temperatures and a chance of showers. Rain or shine, our boys love spending Saturdays at the pond. Their gear lives on our front porch, ready to grab at a moment’s notice. I’m willing to bet, the gear will be grabbed today.
Whatever gear you grab today, I hope a wonderful adventure awaits you.
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I’m with the boys, as soon as we get squared away Jeni and I gettin’ out the fishing poles.
Blessings – Maxi
The threat of thunder storms is keeping the boys away from the pond this morning; however, you’ll still find them outside wearing their boots. They’ll pick up the tackle box this afternoon, I suspect.
I’m grabbing the snow boots here. I hope the boys are enjoying Saturday, no matter what the weather.
I hope you enjoyed the snow, Jackie. The boys had a good morning in the rain and a nice afternoon at the pond.
Hi,
A great idea for the guys to have whatever they need handy, I hope you all have a great day whatever is decided. 🙂
Hello Mags – they had a lovely day, and I hope you had a lovely day, too.
I wonder if those items would still be on our front porch if we left them outside for any length of time.
Ack. I hope the items would stay on the porch.
Adventure at the pond. Wow. How I’d love that! And the colours and layout of things in this picture. So… home.
Home indeed. I am grateful the boys enjoy the outdoors so much. Having a pond so close to home is a nice treat, too.
Oh what fun!
You got that right, Bella!
Oh this is so five star, but my chubby fingers pressed the wrong star, sorry 😦 it is a great photo and I love the little stories you put next to each one! Your project 366 is really inspiring!
I am glad you liked the photo and the story, Stasha. Seriously, what you create is incredible, so your comments mean a great deal to me. Thank you.
I love all the colors in this, Ms. D…
(and that great light)!
So cheerful! Especially on a gloomy day like today!
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It is gloomy here, too! UGH. Good thing for the bright colors of kids clothes and toys. I’m a fan of color. Thanks for visiting!
For some reason this photo evoked this thought: Twenty-first Century Norman Rockwell.
What a lovely thought, Linda. Thank you.