I found that it's cheaper (and most likely healthier) for us to make our own ice cream. They just think that it's so fun to watch it spin around.
And Georgia at tumbling. She can push up into a back bend. Over the past couple of weeks they have significantly improved. The next skill she is working on is a cartwheel. It might take her a couple of years to get that one down.
I stopped and looked behind me and they were holding hands!
Georgia up on the hill.
Looking down at the farm from up on our hill. As to why they didn't build the house on top of the hill back in 1903 I'll never know. The view from up there is great!
He's not really mean or old. Georgia just loves him to pieces and begs everyday for him to come in the house.
The steers. I think they are looking tasty. It won't be long before we are taking them to auction to be sold.
We had a load of crushed concrete dumped off and Case was using it to fill the giant holes around the feed pads that the pig dug. Of course he had the steers to supervise him.
Case and the kids on the newly filled in hole.
Austin inspecting Casey's work. He really just wanted to sit and play in the mud.
And when we got home, he surprised me with feeding a baby in the high hair. I think that he might do well as a big brother. He was very tentative to making sure his baby ate.
