koi fish

Some weekends we find ourselves wandering around town, trying to find something to do with the kiddos that’s either free or inexpensive. We’re not cheap, just frugal 🙂

Often we end up at Lowe’s….which, in most instances, does not turn out to be cheap OR frugal!!! Especially if daddy is along for the ride {hehe}.

This past Saturday was like most. Reynolds and Eliza Jane got up from their naps {wait, she didn’t even take one!!}, and we loaded them up and went to Lowe’s. {That’s right, Eliza Jane fell asleep in the car, like SHE does on most Saturdays…}.

After perusing the sale aisle and then letting Reynolds drive Dada’s tractor, we decided that it was time to leave before we frivolously spent money on things we didn’t need.

Back in the car, Andrew looked at me and said, “What now?”.

He didn’t want to go home.

I didn’t want to go home.

“Woodley’s?” I said.

“That’s exactly what I was going to say!” He said.

So off we drove, to Woodley’s.

Woodley’s Garden Center has become one of my new favorite places…even though I’ve only been there twice, the first time was just a few short weeks ago. It’s quiet, it’s pretty and it’s serene.

We pulled in, and after getting the kids in the stroller, we walked through the greenhouse. Their plants are just so pretty. Everything is beautiful. The baskets are overflowing.

I would like one of everything. Seriously.

We made our way out to the Koi pond.

When we were there a few weeks ago, Andrew and I had both decided that Reynolds would love the Koi pond.

We pulled the stroller up to one of the edges of the pond and watched his eyes zig-zagging around, following the busy little {fat!} fish. He squealed and hollered at them.

THEN, Andrew thought we should feed the fish!