Family Centre hours for AUGUST: Tuesdays 9am6pm Wednesdays 9am ...
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two children enjoy the dirt and. space where they can make mud ... very popular hobby as people are. more conscious about healthy. eating. ...
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Family Centre hours for AUGUST: Tuesdays 9am6pm Wednesdays 9am2pm Thursdays 26pm hesitate to ask. Other gardenersPage 1A Newsletter for Families at the University of VictoriaA U G U S T 2 0 0 6I S S U E 1 1 0Director:Elizabeth QuongStaff:Andrea CormierTomoko OkadoFaculty Coordinator:Laurene SheildsFamily Centrehours forAUGUST:Please Note:The Family Centrewill be closed for the week of Aug 711. We will reopenwith regular hoursand programming onTuesday August 15Tuesdays9am6pmWednesdays9am2pmThursdays2 6pmhesitate to ask. Other gardenersare very helpful and share a lot ofvaluable advice and gardeningtips.Community gardening is aboutworking together and sharing.Everybody has different tasks todo. For example mowing thegrass maintaining tools and theshed composting and wateringand ultimately sharing theabundant produce at the end ofgrowing season.Gardening definitely gives myfamily a very positive experience.It seems magical to watch tinyseeds grow to sturdy plants. Mytwo children enjoy the dirt andspace where they can make mudholes and water the plants. Thebest thing is the quality time wespend together as a family in thegarden.He who plants a garden plantshappiness.Chinese proverbNeither my husband nor I evergardened before. Gardening islike going back to our childhoodwhen life was simpler and ourparents used to grow veggiesand food. Then I didnt have togo to market to buy freshproduce. We just looked aroundthe bush in our back yard andvoila! We had everything freshlydug or picked.Gardening here is becoming avery popular hobby as people aremore conscious about healthyeating. Spaces are also abundanthere. In Malaysia (where werefrom) as more people settle inurban areas there are fewerspaces for them to pursue thishobby. Unless for those who livein kampung or villages.We just started gardening aboutfour months ago. Since this isour experimental stage weplanted plants that grow easilysuch as tomatoes beans cornlettuce onions carrots andcucumbers. We also plantedsome herbs: ...
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