It rained a little before we got to the farm but the weather was nice and hot the entire day, allowing the kids to have a good run of the farm. Oh, they were sooo happy! There were some minor accidents (hammocks hitting kids, falling, etc) but all in all, it was one moment of cuteness and awe after another.
And since the kids pretty much kept to themselves, us parents managed to be laidback, relaxed, even romantic (a couple held hands at the swing!).
I did say relaxed, right?
prenup shoot, why not? haha... plus, Yakee refused to have a pic taken with us
the kids chasing us away from the area
super friends and the eldests in the group
feeding goats
flying kites
swinging from tires
going to the vegetable patch
we took the string beans the kids gathered home
picking radish
and patola
petting rabbits
fishing
carabao ride
crowded pool fun
feast!
One testament to how well-behaved Waldorf kids are is that there were no major fights among the kids, nothing that required any of us to step in ( I can actually just remember one of the twins trying to defend his twin from one of the other boys, and his sister stepping in to pacify him). And the discipline issues were more about being careful (with the swings/hammock) and settling down to eat. They took turns, helped each other, were gentle with each other. Some kids threw tantrums but were short-lived enough not to disrupt the relaxed, happy mood of the day.
What's more, the kids loved being together but there were no tantrums when everyone were saying goodbye. It just proves that they're secured enough to know there will be other days for playing.
And we only had to pay P320/adult and P200/child. So, we thought we should just have brought Yamee and Ate Gang along :D Food was great too...
2 comments:
beautiful blog mommy....i suddenly saw myself in Malvarosa farm again...:) Tita Winnie
Sigh. I wish I can just move our house somewhere near Rockwell so we can finally go back to St Mikael. I miss that place.
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