(I'm a little behind on these pictures, but it has been a long week in our household; Samantha is just about back to "feeling like herself," but now Sophia has the cold and it is in full-force).
This summer, my sister bought each of the girls their own little watermelon starter kit. One of the kits was a dud and never amounted to anything. The other one, though, took off from seed and was transplanted into a pot that we moved outside. Several vines grew from it and the girls were able to harvest 4 little watermelons from it a couple of weeks ago. They were small, but surprisingly sweet!
Waiting patiently for us to cut the fruits of their labor:
Sophia was practically salivating:
Sophia finally got to have a taste and she was so happy about that:
And Sam got her own taste too:
Of course, the watermelons were all gone that night. But I am so grateful that they produced something for the girls. They really are learning quite a bit about gardening and harvesting produce lately.
Thanks again, Aunt Chele!
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