Mesa petting King, our Stallion.
Mylie playing in the girls' new sandbox
Matt training his mustang horse. (Or is he playing in his new sandbox, too?)
Matt petting Banjo--a random act of kindness. We are enjoying having the arena and roundpen right outside the backdoor that means we get to see more of Matt.
Mylie playing in the girls' new sandbox
Matt training his mustang horse. (Or is he playing in his new sandbox, too?)
Matt petting Banjo--a random act of kindness. We are enjoying having the arena and roundpen right outside the backdoor that means we get to see more of Matt.
I got a new camera so I was testing it out this morning. I didn't have any special event going on so I just took a few snapshots of our everyday life. Then I got to thinking, everyday is special!Things that happen everyday is what I want to remember about life anyway. I want to remember what life was like when my kiddos were little, how "young" we all looked, and all the different hairstyles!
My friend Robin became a grandmother this morning! Congratulations to their family. She has a wonderful blog. You should check it out. http://robin-robinznest.blogspot.com/
4 comments:
I am glad that Matt is able to work right outside. It makes it feel like he is still apart of things. Although Noah keeps asking when we go outside and down by the round pen here at Jerel's "WHERE'S MATT" He can only say 2 names other than Mom and Dad and that is Matt and Jen (nielson). I am glad he is closer, but my kiddos miss seeing him too! LOL!!! They were calling him Uncle Matt!LOL
Hey Kelsey,
I liked your post. The amount of stuff that gets overlooked everyday is amazing. Good job on slowing it down to see your family, I think that we all need to do that.
COOL uncle Steve
Kels,
Call me after 4:00 my time. I don't have your email address or phone number!!
Love ya,
Anita
Oh, by the way, my number is 360-835-3080.
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