Pumpkin Carving

We convinced daddy to help Quiana carve her 1st pumpkin this afternoon and finished just in time - before the Bronco's Game.

Not Enough Tractors?

We have this cute little farm boy . . .
But at times I wonder if his dad has spent too much time haying. I guess we can blame his older sister.

Elizabeth

The little girl who lives "next door" at the feedlot was over today. We practiced sharing and so many other things . . .

Throwing sticks into the creek.

I didn't think it was possible!

Oh, where have we been?

That is such a good question . . . and like most of the questions I'm getting asked these days, I don't have much of an answer. I just have two busy kids!!! The eldest of which is in the "Why?" phase. Those of you who have or have had two year olds understand, I'm sure.
We have smiply been watching it rain and rain and rain. Playing in Quiana's kitchen, trying to help Trapper crawl, hanging out with daddy, doing art projects, etc.
Trapper did have his 6 month check up this week and weighs 18 lbs. 1 oz. and is 26 1/2 inches long. He has begun to babble and has started getting into his sister's things. She wants him to "play" but she had better be careful of what she wishes for!

Baby Ray

Trapper enjoying a ride on Ray's rocking horse. Too bad Quiana was too scared to come near the horse . . . not sure what kind of a cowgirl she is going to be.

We usually visit "baby Ray" when his grandma is babysitting him on Tuesdays. Naturally, "baby Ray" is getting much bigger now and should just be called "Ray." He decided he really liked Trapper today and did his best to keep him entertained.

My Little Helper

Quiana is quite interested in doing whatever I'm doing. Today it was cooking and dishes - I wouldn't say I usually cook with my pants off, but these little buns poking out were too cute to pass up!

More Cereal?

I'm not sure who is more excited about the cereal, Quiana or Trapper. I don't love the mess, but I suppose it is time.

Getting Big

Trapper managed to poke his first tooth through today . . . hopefully that will bring an end the sleepless nights!

Daddy's Girl

Josh gets to fix balers when working and then come home and fix balers . . . again. He doesn't seem to mind helping Quiana perfect her farming techniques though.

Grandma Time!

Making Noodles

Swinging

Knitting