Fiber One anyone...

So Cheyenne is walking around the house today carrying the Fiber One Cereal. Not only is she carrying it around, she's eating it and loving it!

Getting ready for Grandpa's big race...

Now that we made it back home and we're back to our routine, I have a few posts for you.

Here's the last part of our trip to Kansas, some random pictures and helping grandpa get ready for the big race. We had a blast in Kansas, thank you Aunt Brittany for putting up with us and thank you grandma and grandpa for letting us impose on you while getting ready for your race.

We love you and miss you!!!

Cheyenne was hanging all over her Aunt Brittany, hence the reason Brittany got sick.

Ayva loved cuddling with that red blanket, you could always find her with it.

Here are the girls helping grandpa clean out his boat.

Ok, so they weren't really helping, just playing.

Inbetween cleaning and playing Cheyenne did help grandpa pack up his boat.

Then she decided to take a break and relax from all the work.

And more playing.

I guess Cheyenne did help clean, here she is wiping down the boat with grandma.

Their favorite thing to do.

And we're ready for church.

Stay tuned for the next post. For those of you who don't know this, my dad co-founded the Missouri River 340 Race (If you want to learn about it, go to the website and click on the tabs and you'll learn all about the guys, the rivers and the trips) about 4 years ago. I'll tell you all about it, it's pretty cool. It's the world's longest non-stop river race.

Deanna Rose Farmstead outing...

We started our adventure in front of the waterfall where they threw pennies into the pond. Cheyenne's didn't get very far so I helped it in.

Aren't they adorable.
These chili peppers where in with the flowers like they were apart of them. It looked gorgeous!

Cheyenne really wanted to get a good look at the prairie dogs.

Here they are looking at the buffalo.

Apparently the buffalo looked at Cheyenne wrong, she walked away sulking.

It was filled with beautiful flowers (and bees).

I said, "Smile." And that's what I get!

The goats scared her at first.

Ayva feeding the goats.

Cheyenne feeding them from afar. She would drop them on the ground about 5 feet away from the fence.

Cheyenne was yelling at the goats.

Ayva the butterfly.

And Cheyenne the butterfly.

Grandma and the girls.

Something else must have looked at Cheyenne in the wrong way.

Apparently Bambi was a goat, according to Ayva. And Cheyenne was brave enough to pat him.

I think the pigs looked at her wrong this time.

They had a playground there too. So much stuff to do there and it was free, crazy! You don't see that much.

We went back to the little cabin, it was nice, shaded and cool! What a cute girl. Obviously Ayva is doing better but Cheyenne is now sick, and they did so good!

Well, not the whole time. Cheyenne wasn't very happy here...

but she had fun chasing the geese.

She was waving Hi to the chickens and was a little disappointed when they didn't respond.

Grandma got Ayva an ice cream and she loved it!

We spotted Grandpa as we were leaving and he got these shots from outside the gate.

Isn't that a nice artistic shot, good job dad!

The girls were done!

For being sick, they lasted a long time!

I think we should go, NOW! She's like her dad, NO MORE PICTURES!!! After Deanne Rose we went to the Great Mall to play in the play area. While all the kids were playing, this is my girl, just relaxing in the life raft! She did have a long day of play, I don't blame her.