We borrowed a car to drive and I didn't want to get it all dirty from the mud so I was the "nazi" on making sure they didn't have mud anywhere in the car. I made them take off everything that would get the car dirty. This is what everyone's shoes looked like by the end of the trip.
Jeremy and I on our four wheeler. The only argument of the day was who got to drive more than who. We are kids at heart :)
We borrowed the four wheelers from Brother Wall, and most of the kids with us had never been four wheeling before. They were nervous at first, but then they got a little daring. It was fun to watch them, they loved it!
We brought with us tin foil dinners, otherwise known as "hobbo dinners". We stopped at Bro. Wall's ranch and made a fire to cook lunch. This is the before the mud shot....sadly I forgot to get an after mud shot, but the shoes above might give you an idea of what the boys looked like.
(woops, I forgot to rotate this). This is us eating lunch obviously!
Jeremy and Juan
...and can I just say it was one of the best lunches ever!
Well, that's all of the pictures I got. The boys kept complaining cause I (the only girl present) kept telling them to pose for pictures...it was like pulling teeth. After this trip I've decided I'll keep my calling in the primary....too many boys make me feel anal. We had a lot of fun though, and I'm glad we could take the boys on this little adventure. It's always a good feeling to get city people out into the country to experience a different way of life. I think it brings out a different side in everyone.
3 comments:
Looks like lots of fun. Boys, mud, motorized toys = fun.
lets hear a big woot woot for country fun!!! it looks like you guys had a blast - even tough it looks like it was freezing! that's so cool that your little baby loved four-wheeling so much! we sure had some great times outdoors, huh? :)
How fun...I wanna go four wheeling.
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