Although it was stressful on both of us, I think the hardest part on Keeper was worrying about everyone else. He knew that we would be ok but having people he managed out of work and looking to him for advice was pretty hard.
It was a fun 6 weeks having him home. It's hard having him around all the time and schedules get thrown out the window but it was a real bonding time for all of us. We were able to cash in some credit card points and fly to Idaho to visit Keeper's parents and little sister. That was so much fun! We all love going to Idaho.
The kids loved feeding the heifers pellets. It was fun for them to get so close to them.
Keeper was able to get reacquainted with his upbringing. When his parents found out we were coming, they decided to "DO" the cows that weekend. They give them shots, dust them with powder (I think it helps keep flies away), and castrate the little bull calves that had been born that winter. I was worried that it would scare the kids (it scares me) but luckily it wasn't too bad and it was freezing cold so they hung out in the truck most of the time anyway.
Getting more pellets
"hanging" in the truck
Cool whip baby
Four wheeler rides
Bryn was so good!!!
acting like dogs...pretty normal for us:)
Reading books
Singing songs around the piano
We also were able to see Keeper's grandpa. Keeper worked a summer up at his grandpa's ranch and loves him so much so letting the kids see him again was really fun.
We also went to Kaylee's birthday party where we were able to hand out in Uncle Mike's AWESOME pool!!! Carson was a madman jumping off the diving board with no fear. It was so fun!
Parker idolized Kaylee. He was her little shadow the whole time. She is so sweet too. She makes him feel loved and special. Thanks Kaylee!
We love going to Idaho and were so excited that we were able to take advantage of Keeper's time off and let the kids get to know them better. It's hard being so far away from them.
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