Yup, that's a moth! As per the rule, it was sent back to the 'free' within 15 minutes.
Painting this 'little' project would be the next 'big' project for R. One day.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
R's Bug Catcher!
R has always been obsessed with a butterfly net and a box to keep critters and bugs. Finally I managed to get him a kit to make his own Critter Keeper. He was delighted! He started working on it right away!!
Yup, that's a moth! As per the rule, it was sent back to the 'free' within 15 minutes.
Painting this 'little' project would be the next 'big' project for R. One day.
Yup, that's a moth! As per the rule, it was sent back to the 'free' within 15 minutes.
Painting this 'little' project would be the next 'big' project for R. One day.
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Hi, thanks for finding me, following you back
Love the butterfly catcher and that you have a catch and release policy :)
Hello,
Thanks for following me, returning the favor on this account due to the crafting projects. Great idea and as the above comment I am so glad you catch and release properly :)
Amanda
Hollywood Chic
Thanks Menopausal New Mom and Hollywood Geek Chic for visiting! The bug catcher was bought only with the policy that as soon as they get a good look at the little critter, release it with respect. Max time limit is 15 minutes..
Hi! Following your from MBC! Looking forward to reading more of your blog! Blessings! ~Kimberly
www.stinkerpinker.com
Thanks Kimberly! Welcome to my blog.
Blessings to you as well!
JV.... Catching and Releasing the bug was a beautiful thought! I am glad R has completed his project! :)
Yup Yup Fazila....
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