Another pivotal moment from the rodeo: my first time on a horse. I can't wait until I'm old enough to sit on the ponies that actually move!
The Rodeo is once again in full swing, and now that I'm a little bit older I can appreciate it more. Me and Mom and Dad had a great day together petting the show bunnies, posing on ponies, and watching all the little eggs hatch in the incubators into little chicks. Yes, the bbq brisket was good, but by far I prefer the live animals to the dead ones. And the best of the best had to be the mutton bustin'!
In case you are unfamiliar with the (ahem) sport, here is a little sample:
And here is how much I'm lovin' it:
(In case you missed what I was saying, here is the transcription: Oooh, Ready, Ready, Go!)
Some people say that every day is a gift. I guess that's true most of the time, but never more so than on Leap Day. What did you do with your extra day yesterday? I mostly did the exact same thing as any day, but with a little something special added in. Dad took Mom out for some yummy sushi, at which point I decided to amaze them both with a demonstration of my own developmental leap. Mastering chopsticks? Check! What's next?
Another pivotal moment from the rodeo: my first time on a horse. I can't wait until I'm old enough to sit on the ponies that actually move!
Some people say that every day is a gift. I guess that's true most of the time, but never more so than on Leap Day. What did you do with your extra day yesterday? I mostly did the exact same thing as any day, but with a little something special added in. Dad took Mom out for some yummy sushi, at which point I decided to amaze them both with a demonstration of my own developmental leap. Mastering chopsticks? Check! What's next?