Andy is planting his sunflower fort. We decided to make it square instead of round.
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- Kathi
- I'm married with one son. Life is busy, busy, busy and I like it that way. I am a student going for my Master's in Holistic Health and Nutrition Education. Besides my family, my passions are gardening and cooking.
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3 comments:
This is the coolest idea ever - I cannot wait to see how it turns out! I think I'm going to have to try and make one for myself next year. :) Have fun!
I sure hope it turns out as good as the one in the magazine did. Stay tuned, I will post pictures.
Kimberly,
If you can't get your MIL to agree - you'll just have to bring the kids over to play in Andy's.
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