They left their bottle traps in the river and returned a few hours later. We now find ourselves the proud owners of several minnows and one stickleback (called sticky-back by the children).
The fish now live in an aquarium, and the children just sit and watch them, OK I exaggerate, they fight for the best seat, to sit and watch them from.
Holiday hair in action! |
I, by contrast don't have time for fun, I have spent all my free time getting ready for a fair this weekend. Do you remember my bold statement of 'No more craft fairs' back in April? And how I gradually slipped back into old habits? Well this weekend sees my big one of the summer. I don't anticipate a huge number of sales, but it is one of those ones where you get more space than you know what to do with.
I couldn't find a picture of the show but here is the field! | Flickr ED1909 |
Thanks for your comment and esp. bit about Esty, a lesson to be learnt there I think. Your story is charming, it captures the whole essence of childhood and I bet they'll remember the fishing trip for a long time to come.
ReplyDeleteAw!! Bless em!! Lots of photos to scrapbook I hope?!!!
ReplyDeleteFish are wonderfully relaxing, no matter what age. I remember getting our first goldfish and Mum & I sat and stared at them for ages (don't quite know what we expected them to do!)
ReplyDeleteGood luck at the fair.
Ali x