
Have you seen carrot seeds? They are super tiny. We planted a few rows at church as well as some at home. It takes talent to plant carrots a few inches apart from each other. We don't have that talent. Our carrots are growing right up next to each other. That means that we need to thin them down a bit, otherwise we'll get a bunch of carrots that grow into each other. I know this from experience. Last year we had three in one carrots. It was definitely an interesting sight.

We picked a bunch of carrots out of the garden this morning and it still looks pretty full. Aren't they cute? They're the perfect size for little people.
We have a lot of little people in our household. Not only that, but they get excited over little things that are their size, like carrots.

That's my Lutheran Stud picking carrots right before he has to leave for a meeting.

They were a sweet, tasty snack this morning.

We let the kids pick their own carrots.
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