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After the parade we took GraceAnn to the carnival to ride the rides. The first day Travis and I took her with mom and dad, and the second day we went with Cynthia, Andy and the kids. She had a great time. Here she is on the merry-go-round. She liked the up and down and would kind of junp everytime the horse went up. Then she tried to suck on the bar. Gross, Grace.
The second day Jackson took Gracie on the little train, with Tatelyn, while Madison took Triton and I rode with them. We had a good time laughing and playing on that little train. It was fun to go with the kids.
At the rodeo. She wasn't really into the rodeo, and I guess we weren't either. It wasn't the best rodeo we've seen, unfortunately.
She seemed to enjoy the demolition derby much more, although she slept through a lot of it.
Mertie had a whole bunch of little hummingbirds around her camper. She had one that would sit at the feeders and watch for the other birds to come around and then he would chase them off! Brett and I decided that mom and dad needed one, too, so we went over to the store and bought a hummingbird feeder and hung it up. Brett spent the next hour taking pictures of hummingbirds. This is a picture of Mertie holding one on her finger.
Brett took this picture. Sunset up at Platoro. It was such a nice night, but lots of mosquitoes.
Once I took of her dress, she was really happy. We found some shade and took a picture with the kids. She had such a good time with them. And Tatelyn was so funny. She kept bringing out toys for Gracie to play with.
GraceAnn had such a fun time with Grandpa. He had her going one night. And we wonder where she learned to wrinkle up her nose.
The Brick House.
The evening we rode down to get a picture of the Brick House it rained. After the rain stopped, and as we were driving down to the Brick House, we noticed all of these frogs in the bar pit. There were tons of them! As we drove by the little tiny ones would jump in the water, so there was a ripple of jumping frogs as we went by. And the big ones were content just to sit in the water.