So far we have done the daily feeding chores, baked an apple pie with the neighbor's apples, baked bread, composted a raised bed, and planted some seeds. At the end of the week she will be writing a post on her camp experience. Look for it in the next couple days. Would you send your kid to urban farm camp?
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Totally read the post as "Urban Farm CRAP" - and was thinking I was going to read a rant about something gone terribly wrong. Glad to see I was wrong - sounds like a cool idea :-) We've often talked about once we have our farm and it's up and running that we'd invite others to see what it is like. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteHow nice! A helper!
ReplyDeleteI would if he didn't already live it! and hate it! He's already proclaimed that he doesn't want to be a farmer. I'm hoping when he's older he'll change his mind.
ReplyDeleteOuch! My poor children live it every day. That's what you get when you live in town but dad has a 2 acre market garden and mom grows garden seed to sell.
ReplyDeleteIn reality it is so good for them! I can see in my older kids (21,19,16) that working with mom and dad and learning all these skills is very valuable. They can also work their peers into the ground :o)
Their lives are so much more interesting than tv, malls, and texting!