Phyllis seemed homesick (she'd been on the road for months), so we tried to make her feel at home by doing things that groundhogs like to do.
First, we took her up high to our tree fort, where she could get situated.
Finally, we burrowed through a tunnel.
But we also wanted Phyllis to enjoy a true Silicon Valley experience. So, when she was ready, we brought Phyllis to do some kid -- ahem -- groundhog testing at a Silicon Valley startup called Kiwi Crate, which sells monthly subscriptions of crafts for kids.
As you can see, Phyllis had an excellent time.
This morning, Phyllis flew out on the last leg of her trip -- to visit Robyn Campbell in North Carolina.
We'll miss you Phyllis!
How beautifully adorable are those children. Phyllis' garden hat is a pretty fancy one. I know fun was had by all when burrowing through that tunnel.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Love the tunnel and gardening pics but the wave goodbye stole my heart!
ReplyDeleteHow cute. Lovely, sweet post. Glad to hear you made Phyllis feel a little less homesick. She has been on the road for a while.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you recognized Phyllis's homesickness and helped her through it. I also delight in the fact that she seems to find cool hats to wear wherever she goes! And your kidlets waving goodbye melted my heart. Awwwwwwwww!
ReplyDeleteWho couldn't have fun starting an adventure in a tree fort. It looks like Phyllis had a great time!
ReplyDeleteI can tell you made Phyllis feel right at home with all her favorite activities! And so kind of you to make sure she was protected from the sun with that lovely hat! Thank you so much for having her and showing her such a great time. And your little ones waving goodbye are just the cutest! :)
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