A Memorable January

First off, sorry for the delay! It's been a busy year! :p We were so blessed with all we got to do this month! Let's quit chatting and hit the highlights! :)

What better way to start off the new year then to going to WOW?! (Wonder's Of Wildlife Museum)

And boy, was it Wow!!

Peyton, Joe, and Norah

The lighting cast a beautiful blue hue on our heads!!

Anna and Teddy Roosevelt!

Isaiah loved this big guy!

Look at the strange creatures in this exhibit!

Fun day at the Ava park to celebrate Mrs. Niednagel's Birthday!

Katherine and Isaiah

Food and fun is how Anna rolls!

Philip

Half our crew (Dad, Ashley, Peyton, Havi, and Joe) took a trip up to Colorado to visit family! Here they are at Grandma's house making snowmen,...or some kind of snow creatures!!

Standing proud and tall!

What a nice day in Colorado!

Meanwhile in Missouri, an ice storm hit our area and took out several trees.

Our faithful guard dog, Ike!

It's catch-a-calf time! Here we are waiting for Mom to castrate one of the new bull calves.

It's a girl!!! We welcome "Little Bitty" to the herd! :)

Yay, a frozen pond!!!

Pure awesomeness! Anna captured a shot of the Blood Moon.

Mornings with Isaiah: Never a dull moment!

Icy winter mornings are one of the best (and worst) things out here!

A walk through the woods with Anna and Havi!

What a Character!

Hope ya'll had a wonderful January!!

God Bless!

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