but we still managed to get a few potatoes planted. I don’t hold out much hope for them though – everything else we’ve planted so far this year has died. 🙁
We also started some Easter crafts – how come my dd doesn’t like getting messy? I set up to do some papier mache to make baskets, and ended up doing most of it myself! Never mind, perhaps she wil enjoy tomorrow’s session.
Nnd now to bed. Might add a little more tomorrow.
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