Until I went the wrong way.
Three times.
Have you ever had to turn around while towing a trailer. Lots of prayer, folks, lots. of. it.
Coolness, aside, here are some shots of us enjoying what was left of the day by the time I arrived.
The kids were keeping a close eye on daddy turning the seed under:
Ashlynn, my new bookworm, and Addie walking down the trail:
We had to have the book (Ramona the Pest) with us at all times:
The boys trailing daddy as he spread clover seed:
The kids sticking on the trail, staying out of the tall grass (mom's orders, no ticks, please!):
Addie and I riding shotgun in the Ranger:
Time to head out....let's see how far we can run before mom calls us back!
6 comments:
Getting a glimpse of your world makes me smile:) How I love "Cherishing the Little Hands!" :)
First off, the Ramona books rock! Second, I am so impressed by your trailer backing up skills. That is NOT an easy task. Elizabeth, trailer warrior....music added here.
Ok Trailer Warrior, when you get a moment, if you could please, try yet again, to leave a comment. I changed it to a pop-up thing...since you're trying to tell me how to run my blog:) Gee Liz, you're so bossy!
How fun : ) There's nothing like fresh turned dirt to brighten your day! Trev must have rubbed off on Ashlynn : )
That's so funny...Reilly just started reading the Ramona books, too! Bought her Ramona Quimby, Age 8 when we were in San Diego and just ordered a few more, along with the Judy Blume classics, Superfudge and Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing. You should put Ashlynn on a plane to San Diego in June so she and Reilly can hang out while we're there! :-)
BC-Thanks!
Shiloh-I like the music...
Cole-You I know I wish the boys could have been there!
Stef-That is so cute! Ashlynn would LOOOOVE for me to send her to SD!!!
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