Above is our babysitter, Skipper. Malachi wasn't too fond of his new sitter but Avi loved him. We hadn't been out to visit the horses for about a week so we had a lot to clean up. It was quite the adventure once we finished everything and we're finally able to ride. General Patton is still mending from the fall at the ranch so we saddled up the other three. We were running out of daylight and we didn't warm them up like usual. It was pure chaos between kids loosing boots, horses that haven't been rode in a week and adults who were beyond tired. The most stressful yet comical part was when my niece lost her boot. While Jay got off his horse to get her boot, his jerked one way and the kid's horse jerked the other. Basically, we had two kids heading back home without an adult. My nephew kicked his boots off, decided he didn't want any part of it and ditched his sister by jumping off the horse. We spent the next 30 minutes looking for two pairs of boots and a hat.
Avi apparently loves to eat dirt as you can tell by what's on her face. She wants to be down and crawling around everywhere. She was having a blast with these rocks. Nice choking hazard, right?
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