For Sale

No, I'm not going to sell my brother, even though he does take attention away from me. I'm just doing some marketing for some friends who make some really neat things. My mom was worried that she might forget Wyatt's name, so she took this picture of him with these great items. You can see from the picture that Wyatt now also has a taggie. It is so soft! I can't sleep without mine and as you can see it's just slightly more worn than his.


The person who made our taggies also made Wyatt that big blankie. I think he'll love the silky ribbon on the side and the super soft material.

Now someone else made the shirt Wyatt's wearing in the picture. It's pretty cool too, don't you think? If you can't tell it's funky materials cut out to make the letters of his name and then hand stitched onto a onesie.

If you're interested in any of these things, talk to my mom and she'll hook you up!

More on Farm Life

Some other things I've found to keep me busy on the farm are bugs. They are glad I'm there so they have something to bite and I'm glad they're there so I have something to look at when I'm outside. One day when I was going to get the mail with mom we found this cute little caterpillar. We put it on a leaf so I could carry it with us on our way to the mailbox. I've also kept busy by playing with my cousin Ashley. I bet you city folk don't get to swim in a pool like this in your yard.

After playing in the pool we got to play with the hose. I controlled the hose, and Ashley brought me things to fill. It was a lot of fun!

I would've had pictures of me helping Daddy with wheat harvest, but unfortunately I had to go on vacation. So while Daddy was staying up late driving trucks and a combine, I was busy getting rid of all my bug bites, swimming, swinging, playing with my other cousins and seriously eating ice cream.

Farming

I haven't put much footage on lately, so thought I'd give you a little, even though it's not the greatest. I just wanted to show you how I got to drive, how I know what corn is, and how dirty a farm pick up is. As you can see, Wyatt didn't seem to care much about our first trip into the corn field. For anyone concerned about our seatbelts, we weren't on the road so I guess it's okay that we weren't buckled up. Here are other pictures from our visit to the corn. It's not the best picture of my brother, but it gives you a little taste of his version of a smile.

Not only have I gotten to drive daddy's farm pick up, I've also already got to help him drive a tractor and lawn mower and honk the horn on the semi. I was very scared of the tractor and lawn mower at first but as Pops says, "Do the thing you fear the most and death of fear is sure."

Happy 4th of July