Wyoming

Sorry to everyone that I forgot to tell we were going away for the rest of the week to the ranch in Wyoming. I have way too many pics so I will upload them to Walmart just as soon as I can... for now here are a few highlights.
David saw and touched his first chicken! He saw cows and slept through the cattle drive we went on (we drove the truck) and met a few horses. He has started reaching for things and hitting his toys that spin or make noise! What a new step. He is growing so fast. He loves playing "sit-up" where you lay him down and pull his arms, he lifts his legs when he is ready and tightens his arms up... he is holding his head up great now and can almost sit up without falling over, at least for a few seconds anyway. He slept almost the whole way to Wyoming and mostly all the way back. What a great traveler! I am confident that he should do good when we travel for the rest of his life since he is getting all this practice in. This was his first out of state trip! He slept through the fireworks on the 4th, but I taped them for him to watch later (ok, for me too, lol) and is close to sleeping all night, just one wake up around 3 am right now, then asleep until almost 7 am every day except today, he got really cold and woke up very upset this morning!
Well, thank you to Grandma Jill and Grandpa Chuck for a wonderful fun filled visit... I even got to nap most days as Grandma Jill took David and played with him for a few hours (Grandma Anna was also very helpful with this when we visited her!) and got to bond. We are all glad we got to visit for so long since we don't get up there very often. Vodka even went this time and got to meet new dogs, play in a new yard and pond (she even got her feet wet!) and met horses for the first time... she is still afraid of them! Cole over did it the first day, going on a bike ride with Charlie on the continental divide, running around the ranch with the other dogs and then catching every piece of wood Jill threw down stream from a beaver dam she had to break up as it was blocking their irrigation water, so she had to rest most of the rest of the time. She is better today though. I can't wait for our next visit in late September.
Check it out, we even got the three generations pic of the Charles'!