Um, excuse me sir, may we pass?
"NONE SHALL PASS!!!!" he said with his angry peacock sounds....

It turns out that the big boys were much more interested in climbing the dam and jumping the creek than petting baby goats and sheep.
And poor Tuck Tuck never left my side. He did NOT like the animals- when they'd come trotting up he'd say "NO- I don't NEED to pet a goat!"
Charlie thought it was awesome and kept petting them from his stoller-
And you know Sissy was in her element- she LOVED LOVED LOVED it and would have stayed all day- especially with the pony-

"Time to go, Sissy..." "But Mommy!"
Trying to leaven was tricky- the goats stampeded the gate-
We brought a picnic lunch to eat in the grass, but the kids were more interested in climbing the dirt hills and playing baseball than eating-
Again, all Tucker wanted to do was sit with Mommy. We read Chicka Chicka boom boom a few times. :) This picture looks like Charlie is saying "how many calories are in these Gerber wagon wheels, anyway?"
A fun day. And now the big kids are doing their schoolwork while the littles sleep- I love the flexibility in our schedule- and Charlie sure does like having his big siblings home during the day-




4 comments:
Oh litte Tuck!
I don't NEED to pet a goat!
Too funny. :)
sounds like a great day!!! I was reading this and John glanced over not knowing what I was reading and saw the pic of Julia. He said that has got to be Donna Tucker's daughter - looks just like her. She is so beautiful!!!
chicka chicka boom boom?? that's what I order at Chuy's...
love aunt shana
Charlie looks like a little Julia in these pictures. Such great photos and a great day enjoying God's creation. :)
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