“Play is the highest form of research” – Albert Einstein
You don’t need me to go on again on here about how much we love heading up to the forest. But I will tell you that muddy knees or children covered head-to-toe-in-mud {and adults!}, means only one thing, a bloody great day has been had. This photo was captured on our regular walk. We played hide and seek and Alfie really got me here. I ended up having to take my jacket off because I got that hot from running around looking for him. And when I spotted him, I crouched down and waited…and waited…for his little head to pop from behind the tree.
I can be guilty of asking/shouting/telling {tick whichever applies…that’ll be all of them, then!} the bois to stop whatever they are doing sometimes as it’s noisy/messy/annoying {again…tick whichever applies…again, it can be ALL of them!} to be told “But we’re only playing”…cue guilt trip and me burying my head deeper into my book.
Upstairs.
In the bathroom.
With the door locked.
;)
I love this post on sticky fingers…also this linky she runs every week.
I still remember this evening with my bois bach.
Great picture. Love the cheeky look. The forest is a perfect place to play.
LOVE that quote from old Albert and could not agree more.
The dirtier the child the more intelligent in my book ;-)
great picture, perfect depth. and marvellous quote – never heard it before.