Life on the Mountain is so different from Life in College. But it's good!
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Crosby and I worked at the barn lot for days trying to clean up the brush (shown behind the dump truck). |
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We inspired other people in the family to help us clean up. |
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These two adorable four-year-olds (my cousins) play in my yard at least once a day. |
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We take Shelby most places, and we've tried to get creative with the car seat thing. My thoughts were that all a car seat did was give her a few extra inches-just like the arm rest would do! Shelby didn't buy it. |
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It rained and rained and rained... And I had to get the eggs (Dad left town because of the rain). |
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I work at Poppy Flower Shop and got to make this! |
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Cooking classes were so fun with Crosby... |
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And the next night we practiced our cooking. |
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This is tiramisu that we learned at cooking class. I forgot half the brandy and rum and it was much better than normal. |
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Donkeys escaped after the rainstorm because the tree was down on the fence... and so a drizzly morning walk turned into an hour long chase/enticement of the donkeys. Just another day... Good thing I didn't have plans that day. |
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I get to watch Laurel Anne and Shelby at gymnastics. |
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I get to visit Geoffrey for UT football games. |
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I also get to babysit Kaden any time that I want. |
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Crosby got a draft horse tonight that is HUGE. She is so gentle and sweet but her size (1700 pounds and her shoulders are 6 feet tall) is intimidating to say the least. I'll be waiting a while before I jump on. At this point, I'm great with looking at her and petting her. |
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Haley the horse could barely fit in the barn stall. |
And so, that's my exciting life on the mountain. It's a very different kind of exciting compared to college exciting, but it's good. Every day is different. And I have a feeling this horse is going to keep it interesting.
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