Friday, September 11, 2009
Optical Illusion...
Saturday, August 29, 2009
1st day of school
Well the day has finally come... both of my kids are in school. It's been a very bittersweet event for me.
Riley Jo is so excited to be in school. She is really liking it so far. Dustin has already begun the countdown until Christmas break. I honestly thought that if one of them was to have an issue with adjusting, that it would be Riley. I was wrong. She is doing great. Dustin on the other hand, doesn't want to let go of his school days at HP. He is always comparing the 2 and not too willing to give this school a chance. So the last few days have been a challenge for him, although I think Friday was alot better because him & I made up a little game in order for him to go make new friends:)


The school they go to, Sunset School, is a very nice school. There are 18 kids in Dustin's class and 16 in Riley's. The school district is building a brand new school to replace this one. I guess there are some structural issues. It sounds nice, kind of a bummer though because just as they get the layout of this one learned, they'll have to start all over again next year.
The 2nd day of school....
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
New Adventures....
We started our new adventure in style....with a blown tire on the trailer! Thankfully, that was the only trouble that we had. Matt and a friend took 2 loads down over the weekend with no problems, then Matt, the kids and I headed for Wyoming on Tuesday morning with 1 trailer full, 1 horse, 1 dog and a car full of stuff! Tater thought the blown tire was neat. He was just laughing at me and Chester (the horse) standing in the bar ditch, just watching:) In no time, Matt had the new tire on, and off we went.....

This is home.....

This is home.....
Welcome Home
Well we've been here 3 weeks and are officially settled in. The house is nice. Kinda small, but nice. There is a new wood floor in the kitchen and fairly new carpet throughout the house. We are sitting at the base of Carter Mountain, at about 6000ft. The wind is always blowing and when the sun disappears, it gets cold. We only have 1 small bathroom so that is a big adjustment. The kids have left every morning to go explore and play, I see them at lunch, then they're gone again. Needless to say, they really like it and are having no problem adjusting:)
This is the big horse barn. Also my view to the north.
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