On this particular day, we fed apple slices to llamas, goats, and sheep.
The boys were there too. Graydon enjoyed the apples as much as the animals did.
Curtis felt a little shy, but he eventually came around. (Side note: When Curtis found out that we were going to a farm, he changed into "farm clothes". And in his mind, farm clothes are a plaid shirt and jeans.)
This past weekend was our town's annual Heritage Days. Graydon is officially a Cub Scout and he spent part of the weekend at a booth selling popcorn.
I spent several hours at the 'Pioneer Village' with the kids.
They sawed a log.
Walked on stilts (definitely popular with them).
Pet animals.
And played tug-of-war.
Sunday afternoon was the parade. Our church's youth group had a float.
The theme of Heritage Days this year was 'Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow'. We changed the song to 'Don't Stop Thinking About Sunday' and recorded in a couple of weeks prior and "performed" it on the float throughout the parade.
And our group won Best Float!!! The judges must have liked our song. :)
Also. . . we had some exciting mail come this past week: Magic Bands! Nine more days until Disney!!!
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