The Hendricksen's: Dandelions are Booootiful!!!

Monday, October 31, 2005

Dandelions are Booootiful!!!

Today while going to Jentrys school parade Brinley and I were walking. She was looking for all the dandelions. She loves Dandelions. Thinks they are THE prettiest flowers ever. I usually have a cup of water with a few dandelions floating in them from Brinley. Everytime she finds them, she picks them for me. When we were walking she kept saying..."Look at all of those bootiful dandelions"

Some people try to kill these beautiful flowers (us included) but not Brinley. She treasures them. Nothing could be more pretty to her then a green patch of grass with 100 dandelions in it. Ill miss it when she stops picking me dandelions.

3 comments:

Jill said...: I was the same as her. In fact, I still love them. They are sunny and bright. Maybe she'll stay like me and love them forever.?.? It could happen!; 6:09 PM
Kathleen said...: Trinity likes to blow the seeds all over the yard much to Daddy's displeasure. LOL; 6:22 PM
Tracey said...: That's sweet. I used to love them, too. I still think they look pretty in the grass...it's just when they get to be just stems they look like crap.; 5:46 AM

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