The Honda has been buried in the garage for quite awhile but we finally got it out and running again. I LOVE tearing around the yard in that thing and we made trails all around so we have many options of where to ride it. Here is a pic of Jack when he was waiting for his ride and one of how the trails we made look. :o) We often walk the dogs around these trails as well since it's new for them and fun.

Poor Bunny doggy! She looks really sad and forelorn now that both her eyes have this condition. It looks painful but the vet says it shouldn't hurt her. We are having it fixed as soon as possible!

Her nose is covered in dirt because she's the "diggingest dog". LOL we have holes all over where she enjoys digging. :o) She sure is growing too!

I found this very funny the other night although nobody else did and thought I was nuts. Jack helped me set the table and wanted to pass out everyone's hotdog buns as well so I let him. I was doing other things and just let him play quietly at the table until I heard him say "I can't have this one, it's broken, I don't like it." I looked over and noticed he had eaten half his hotdog bun and had mashed it all up, then took the one on Colby's plate and gave Colby the mashed up one! It looked so funny to me! I thought to myself "does he honestly think Colby won't notice this?" LOL When I got the camera and asked him what he was doing with the hotdog buns this was how he smiled. (Second pic) *sigh*

I have a new chicken buddy! I love all my chickens but there are usually a few that end up having unique personalities and I end up close to them. (Yes, I am friends with chickens! LOL)

I have two Golden Campines that are 5 months old and one that may be a rooster. They both come running to me everytime I come out and they "talk" excitedly. If I hold still for too long I get a surprise as they will jump on my shoulders, back (If I'm leaning down) and even right on top of my head. Sneaky! Their names are Milly and Molly and Molly may end up being Monte if I ever hear "it" crow. Molly is the more aggressive of the two and gets out of her yard quite often to hunt for crickets. Mike came in one day and told me "one of your chickens is out" so I headed out there to put her back. The minute she saw me coming she charged and here I was thinking "oh crap, another Boss!" but she stopped right at my feet and started jabbering away. Being the crazy chicken lady that I am I held out my arm and she jumped right on and let me put her away! I can only imagine what my neighbors must think of me if they witness me walking around with a chicken on my arm or shoulder. :o)

Just now I went out to take a few pics of them and Molly was in the other yard getting bullied by the bigger chickens. All I had to do was stick my arm over the fence and of course she jumped right on. I still don't know how she gets into that yard when there is netting on top of her yard......she gets out of everything!

The kids are off to the first day of school! New clothes and new school supplies and all smiles!