not the panama canal
but a similar feat of engineering and hard work
—
“hard work works.”
-denzel washington
Sep22
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not the panama canal
but a similar feat of engineering and hard work
—
“hard work works.”
-denzel washington
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
You are never too young to learn to build bridges! Great post, Beth!
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a great life skill
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fully applaud hard work and inventiveness in all fields, Beth 🙂
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here’s to all who do so
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Looks like a bigger project, indeed!
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Yes
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They did really well, and showed emerging talent for civil engineering. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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That’s where it all starts
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Wow! Someday those little engineers are going to change the world.
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Indeed!
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Love these feat of engineering. 🥰
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❤️
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😻
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The budding engineers have a good start on life, Beth!
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That they do, calm us if you need a new pool dug out
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!!!
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Yes! It certainly is all about hard work… yet lately, no one wants to even work!
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Some do –
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😦 Somehow when you are doing something you love doing, it never seems like work.
😦 Even if it never works out.
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That’s right
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Engineer training.
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In the trenches literally
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I love this, Beth! 💛
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❤️
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Oh, I love Denzel’s quote. I also love watching young children “work” hard at sandcastles and building with twigs as well as Legos, tongue out, eyes focused, heart thumping. Hard work is FUN!
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It is all that!
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Excavation is a useful skill. 🙂
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You never know when you’ll need it
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It is so important to start with an energetic motivated construction crew. Too bad they were not available for the photo ! Milk and cookie break ?
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Union rules)
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Looks like they’ve earned their break time.
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Yes!
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Wow. Futuristic.
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Ahead of their time
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Those bricks look heavy!
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They are heavy wood!
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That makes it a little easier…
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I’m loving how to fill in the spaces due to poor internet here in Italy. Taking things for granted is such a big lesson, as well as noticing what goes beyond that 💕
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You’re so right
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Digging in the dirt, working hard and building bridges…excellent. Love love love this! My grandson asks to dig in the dirt when he comes for a visit. When he and his mom were planting seeds this past spring, he said, “We need to go to Grandma’s to get dirt.” Yup, this grandma is all about digging in the dirt and splashing in puddles and…
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I’m right there with you! That’s great
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Dynamite was not part of the equation.
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not this time…
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Awesomely ingenious.
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I thought so –
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Love it! Very creative and a great caption!
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Thanks!
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Way to learn, kiddies! Wonderful quote.
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❤
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This was very hard work! Hands-on learning at its best.
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absolutely
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🙂
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Nice read thank you for sharing
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