Bundled Up

It was pretty cold out the other day but we went for a walk anyway. Maysie looked so precious in her fuzzy little hat that I had to take some pictures.

Un-Hen

This is a picture of one of my cute chickens. This one is especially manly looking because it's a ROOSTER, not a hen like I was told I was getting. Oh well, I guess that happens sometimes, now I just have to figure out what to do with him and eating him is not an option! Taska already named him Lisa before we knew she was a he. I could craigs list him but I'm kind of fond of him, he's a nice rooster. Hopefully he wont start beating up the hens and we can just keep him.

Punkins and Ponies

Maysie was so excited when she saw the ponies! Her little legs started flailing and she squealed with delight! Truly a girl after my own heart<3 As soon as I sat her down on "Peaches" she reached right down and started petting her mane. We got to pet her head too and Maysie really liked her soft nose. The people right before us tried to set their little girl on the pony and she totally freaked out, when we put Maysie up there I heard them say "look, that little baby isn't afraid." Yep that's my Maysie. It was so much fun to see her excitement, I can't wait to get her a pony of her own someday!

Apple Hill

We took Maysie to have her first Apple Hill experience the other day. We had a great time together. I love this last picture of her with the gourds. She's like "what the heck is this mom?" We played with the gourds while waiting in line for apple donuts until she started tossing them out onto the floor, then we had to find something else to do. Mark's super duper nose sniffed out this old truck to check out so we took some pictures with it. Maysie recieved so many compliments on her outfit that day, I'd have to admit she was the cutest most stylish baby there!

Grouse Hunt?

Mark and my brother James attempted to go grouse hunting a couple weeks ago and this is what they ran into. They got as far as Caples Lake and decided that the grouse probably weren't going to be out flittering around in this sort of weather so they came home. Bummer, no grouse this year.

Look What I Can Do!

Maysie discovered the other day that she can climb things, lucky for us her legs are still on the short side, so for now most things are safe:) She looks so cute in the top picture surrounded by her toys, believe it or not she was throwing a little fit there on the floor about 30 seconds before I took this picture. She saw the camera and decided to put her happy face on. Such a funny kid. Maysie took her first steps on the 15th! It was so cute and exciting. I got home from work and she was playing with Papa, she saw me and took about six steps to get to me. I felt so special I almost cried. Later when Mark got home she did it again for him and we got it on video tape (face plant and all!) Luckily she wasn't hurt. Watching her learn and experience new things has been so exciting for me, I never knew it could be so enjoyable to watch a kid take their first bite of solid food, discover that they can make "music" by beating their toys on the floor, or pet a pony for the first time. It's all so magical.

Danner

Our little Danner is getting awfully big! He's still a little runty in comparison to Pounce, for those of you who had the pleasure of knowing him. Danner is a very good kitty and though he has allergies and constantly has a runny nose and teary eyes (which is probably why he's a little on the small side) he's still fun to have around. His only downfall is the fact that he thinks people food is much tastier than cat food, and I'm not talking about just the good stuff. He likes Maysie's rice cereal, will eat salad greens right off our plates, and would rather steal bread crumbs from Maysie than eat his canned Friskies!! It's so nice to have a kitten that lets you cuddle them though, Pounce was never a cuddler. He's a sweet kitty and mostly puts up with Maysie's antics, we're glad he found us.