Hannah and I were kind of upset with the fact that he tore out our corn so willy nilly. Though today brought a new agricultural opportunity. I decided I wanted to reshoot for a page of our church magazine about our responsibility as Christians to being stewards of the earth. I had decided to go cliche and have my mom hold a handful of dirt and a plant of some sort in the palms of her hands. We had noticed that several maple trees had taken root near our walkway and we needed to clear them out and plant them elsewhere. As I was shooting photos, Hannah came out and asked what we were doing. Thus began our new endeavor in finding new homes for our baby trees. We explained how our large maple tree was the mom and how she made all the baby trees. We found one oak tree though and couldn't figure out where its mom was. I think it was from across the street and that a squirel must have planted a seed or something. Not quite sure.
Here is the article's photo and title.

My mom shoveling.

Hannah holding the oak tree as we were digging.

Planting. (we were taking some of the plant food out of an old flower pot)

WORD OF THE DAY: advantageous
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