Luke's been spending more time roping. Ever since the county fair, he has been more inspired to rope and likes to get Tex out on his own, go for a ride, then practice his roping stationary on big Tex. He is such a good horse.
My friend Jessica's grandma Marion turned 100! I think she is the only person I have ever known to be 100. She still lives in her own home in the little town of Williams. They had a birthday party for her. I enjoyed seeing these photos.
Luke mowed hay and moved hay with the semi. It is giving him some semi experience by moving it through the field. Can't believe my boys are driving semi's.
8/20 Mark and I took the horses and trailer and stayed at Brushy. I love to pack the living quarters of the trailer and overnight camp at Brushy Creek. We found an awesome spot secluded in a half circle of trees. Someone had reserved it for a friend who could not make it and they gave us the spot, we didn't even have to pay. We took our two palominos, my favorite colored horse. Mark rode Eddy and I Tex. We had some nice peaceful rides. The sky had a few rain clouds pass through. One cloud rained for awhile and we stayed on the trail under a group of trees and stayed pretty dry. In the evening, we enjoyed a band at the campground. There is a group that sits around with guitars and sing and play. I really enjoyed that and many others brought chairs to sit and listen. The fiddle payer was so talented and my favorite.
This year Alivia started her sophomore year of school and Levi started Kindergarten.
Bridget and Andrew started their school year in Fort Dodge at the same school 6th and 7th grade.
The beginning of the month we assembled a Salford and at the end of the month we showcased a couple at the big Farm Progress show.
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