Monthly Archives: November 2015
Thursday, November 26 –
We had a very fun group assembled at the Pringle’s in Wilson today. Sunny invited a family from Germany that is in Texas attending the Sunset International Bible Institute in Lubbock. Melissa brought a friend of hers who was visiting, and we got to know Kevin’s brother and his family who have moved to Idalou from Montana.
the desserts
turkey, ham and ALL the trimmings
…like I was saying
Misty and Kevin, the hosts
just in case you need a snack
getting ready to eat
Aspen’s new tunic
The Shannon table
the kids having fun in the playroom
the playroom kitchen
Monday, November 23 –
Stockton has become quite the hunter. He got a whitetail ten-point buck and a nine-point mule deer buck in a 24-hour period.
Way to go, Stockton!
We really enjoyed getting to see Atlanta and Jordan and the kids before Thanksgiving. They couldn’t stay long, but we loved every minute.
Isn’t Alan growing?
Carolina and Marian napping and sharing a snack
Tuesday night Sunny, Jim, Hannah and Granny joined us for supper.
Checking out the cows, or rather, being checked out by the cows.
Granddad’s home…let’s go help him feed.
four generations
Down at the Afton farm looking at Laredo and Andrea’s new house location.
Saturday, November 14 –
Monday, November 9 –
After the Harvest dance, our friends, the Paynes, stayed over with their camper. The moms and kids all took a walk down to the windmill and an overflow pond.
Saturday, November 7 –
Here’s some photos of the Shannon bunch in their costumes for the dance. We hadn’t dressed up in a while, it was fun.
Kylo Ren and a medieval princess
Andrea and Laredo just stepped out of the 40’s
…and who can forget that dynamic duo, the Jedi and the Gypsy?
Two medieval princesses are always better than one. Actually, Aspen is recreating a character from a Waterhouse painting, Ophelia.
Mr. & Mrs. Wyatt Earp
See the long version here: https://vimeo.com/145759184
Friday, November 6 –
One of our milk cows, Belle, showed up with this little darling this morning. Aspen wants to name her Beatrix, but I am thinking Brazil. She does have the shape of South America on her head…
Of course it has to be a “B” name. All of our other milk cows have had “B” names. Butterball, Betsy, Beast, Beauty, Buttercup, Bossie, Bessie and Belle.