Dad – Spring is here, and so we’re doing spring-ish things. We took a trip to a maple syrup farm with our homestay student Marin and her friend Shiharu.
Marlon – It was cold, but the syrup was worth it.
Jayden – The syrup got on my fingers.
Dad – We also started planting a little bit. We put the kale in because it’s pretty frost tolerant, and then I checked the long term forecast, and we decided to risk planting the bean and peas.
Jayden – I dug the whole with the little shovel, and then I put in three beans, and then I covered them up. Dad only did two-three-four holes. I did lots.
Dad – We also put a new bike rack in the garage, so now there’s no reason to leave bikes laying around the yard – in theory.
Marlon – Hey! Sometimes kids have better things to do.
Dad – Like?
Marlon – Like talkin’ to the ladies.
Jayden – Or you can put a blanket on your head and be a ghost.
Marlon – Jayden, that’s not even what we’re talking about.
Jayden – But you can be a bacon-ghost, and then you can turn the robots into bacon when they attack, and you can eat them, and they’re defeated. (Which is when I’ll cut the conversation because, well, where do you go from there?)