Lately I have been pretty into participating in food co-ops. On Sunday I dragged the family out to "Home Sweet Farm" in
Brenham to take a farm tour and pick up some food. Although the farm tour was more about sustainable and self-sufficient farming, B still did his best to follow along and be attentive. As you can tell, he was more interested in the animals than anything else. He enjoyed the chickens...
He checked out the cows and horses...
And he even TRIED to understand what the farmer was sharing with us...
It might not have been the most engaging activity for B, but he enjoyed it nonetheless. In fact, he was VERY excited to eat the chicken I purchased while at the farm! I do think it's important for B to learn about food and where it comes from. I don't want him to think that the magical grocery store is the only answer to his hunger. Perhaps this was the first step...
He checked out the cows and horses...
And he even TRIED to understand what the farmer was sharing with us...
It might not have been the most engaging activity for B, but he enjoyed it nonetheless. In fact, he was VERY excited to eat the chicken I purchased while at the farm! I do think it's important for B to learn about food and where it comes from. I don't want him to think that the magical grocery store is the only answer to his hunger. Perhaps this was the first step...
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