GamesPigeonsPigeons are not exactly pets, for they rarely do more than co... Puss In The Corner. All the children except one stand in corners, or in any fix... The Dorking Breed So named from the town of Dorking in Surrey. It is one of the... Donkey Solo This is a good game to follow immediately after the Barnyard ... Christmas Evergreen Decorations Getting ready for Christmas is almost as good as Christmas it... I Love My Love This is not played now as once it was. In the old way the pla... Circle Relay _9 to 60 or more players._ _Playground; gymnasium._ ... Other Yes And No Games The same game can be played without such keen rivalry, one pl... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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Gardening DiariesIt is a good thing for a gardener to keep a diary. At the beginning of
the book he would make a plan of the garden, to scale: that is to say,
allowing one inch, or more, in the plan for every foot of bed. In this
plan would be marked the position of the bulbs and perennial plants.
The diary would take note of everything that happened in the garden.
The sowing of seeds would be recorded; also when the seedlings first
appear; when they are thinned out, and when they blossom: in fact,
everything to do with the life of the plants. A little collection of
drawings of seedlings would be of great use in helping to distinguish
them another year. At the end of the book might be written the names
of any plants that the owner would like to have, or any special
information about the culture of a plant, or the description of some
arrangement which had been admired in another garden.
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