My daughters miniature garden

[darreny]

Proud dad moment. Nursery had a competition for garden design and this is what she did. It's garden number 5 with the unicorn.
Feel free to vote.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=821824158197108&id=100011085933308&sfnsn=mo

 

[darreny]

Can you vote without faceache?

Don't think so

 

[darreny]

What do I get if I vote?

New camera???

 

[darreny]

Canon PowerShot

 

[darreny]

Haha

 

[darreny]

The power of ocuk

 

[darreny]

Thank you all

 

[darreny]

Is it not a bit dishonourable and tacky to get the vote for a nursery competition brigaded by the general public to boost your own kids chances of winning?

Yeah, the other parents did it so I couldn't let my little one feel like she got none

 

[darreny]

I understand proud dad (I'm one too) but I'd let it be an even vote by not posting on here to get people to vote. Hope your wee chick wins though

If it had been even from the start it would have been fine. I hope she wins too she was so proud

 

[darreny]

My 10 year old niece made one of these Fairy Gardens about 2 months ago
https://www.amazon.co.uk/My-Fairy-G...=fairy+garden&qid=1558453396&s=gateway&sr=8-3

I could not believe how fast the grass grows

We had to throw it all out as it was a baby fly haven

 

[darreny]

It is indeed.

To be honest there's a little more to it than that, parents don't seem to engage in things like this anymore and if it was just left to people who follow the nursery there would barely be any votes at all.
When they do the christmas party and put up a list of the food they'd like parents to bring in only about 3 in 10 parents actually bother, I don't know if this is down to financial reasons tho so those 3 end up doing it all.

+ I want my daughter to win