Spring is here in all its glory. The birds are singing, the bees are buzzing and the flowers are blooming. And you know what that means…. time to sell tadpoles. Now most of you are probably thinking that no one could sell tadpoles because no one in their right mind would buy them. Wrong. We proved it. A few years back when we first started going to the flea market, my son came up with the idea of selling tadpoles. This is how it all began; We were going to the flea market selling plants. We had a few water plants to sell as well. We thought it would be a great kid-attractor to have a minnow in the jar with the plant and it was. Kids can spot a live animal a mile away. When families were walking by our booth, more often than not, the young children would see something moving in the jars and stop to see what it was. Most of the time, the parents stopped as well. The first step in making a sale is to get someone to stop so we were on our way to a sale. If the child wanted the fish, we wou...
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Can you drive a few hours north to help me out?
:)
In over my head in this campaign...but it's for a good cause.
I need to get up at 5 every day to write to my blog friends- but I'm stil in bed then-
does it help to know that I think of you? :) I do :)
I promise- things will get better-
at least I hope so!
Greg
Thanks em, you never know these days.
Welcome back queenie. I am ready to be anoyed. :)
Becca. I meant no comments at all but I did have a few replies on other blogs not show up.
Barb, I am typing as fast as I can.
I am swamped too Cora. I am just glad you are still with me. I need to get caught up myself. What campaign are you working on?
Tina, I am not that sweet....am I? Thanks.
I pop round every so often too, read through, enjoy but I don't leave a comment. Sorry 'bout that.
I thought hail to the chief was thought provoking and have since caught myself thinking about what I would do if I were in charge of the most powerful nation on earth.
Might post about that in a while...