My children found these huge discarded plastic flower pots in the alley behind our house a few days ago. So, naturally they dragged them into our backyard. I mean everyone drags "treasures" from the alley into their backyard, right? Anyway, they have literally spent hours playing with them.
Thursday, May 31, 2007
One Man's Trash Is Another Man's Treasure
My children found these huge discarded plastic flower pots in the alley behind our house a few days ago. So, naturally they dragged them into our backyard. I mean everyone drags "treasures" from the alley into their backyard, right? Anyway, they have literally spent hours playing with them.
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What a great post. They are so cute in their pots. The first picture I thought the pots were a lot smaller than they obviously are. Thanks for the smile!
Those pots are huge! The girls look like they had a blast. :) I love that last picture. I was wondering if you haven't used them for anything yet if we could borrow them for vbs maybe? Lemme know.
That is awesome!! That is one of the greatest "treasures" I have seen! My Superman found a frisbe the other day or aka tire rim as his newest and biggest "treasure". :0)
How wonderful! I love it when they use their imaginations like that.
Wonderful Fun! Don't you just love it when the children creatively play with seemingly nothing? It really is a treasure -- what a fabulous find and what a fun way to spend the afternoon!
Thank you for sharing and for the great photos! (I will second Nikki's comment - I too thought the pots were much smaller just regular pots, until the second picture told the truth of the matter!!)
The finest looking little flowers I'm ever seen !!!!!!! :-)
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