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Our Garden Through Six-Year-Old Eyes

June 13, 2019
Our Garden Through Six-Year-Old Eyes

Our garden through our six-year-old daughter’s eyes. Her story is: “These flowers caught my mind because I love pink. Baby Fluffy loves the flowers and I love seeing the flowers in my garden too!!!” Baby Fluffy is an orphan baby bird we rescued from the neighbor’s cat right before Fluffy was to attend breakfast, as the main course!

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Elle O.

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