Our herbs seem to thrive despite us. Especially the lavender. And I love it especially for that reason. The kids scurry in the back door and tell me to smell their fingers. At first I'm horrified and look at them with revulsion until I remember it's our own little game of "Name That Herb", where I try to accurately identify which of the herbs they've been rubbing. It's all particularly amusing when I consider how many 6 or 4-year-olds I know who could correctly identify herbs.Monday, July 21, 2008
Monday's Lovely
Our herbs seem to thrive despite us. Especially the lavender. And I love it especially for that reason. The kids scurry in the back door and tell me to smell their fingers. At first I'm horrified and look at them with revulsion until I remember it's our own little game of "Name That Herb", where I try to accurately identify which of the herbs they've been rubbing. It's all particularly amusing when I consider how many 6 or 4-year-olds I know who could correctly identify herbs.
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Quite, impressive. And lavender, I love lavender, not only does it smell good but looks lovely too.
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