Spicy Pasta

Hi. I like the Spicy Pasta that you cook. We made it two nights ago. This is a picture of me eating pasta. Thanks for the recipe. Goodbye Jack. I'll see you around Christmas. Bye Alex. I'll see ya.

Try and find me. When you find me, I want to tell you that I visited Alex's farm. I am in the corn field, picking Indian corn. Daddy said that we could only pick one piece because the field has mold. We were trying to pick the ones that were different colors. Daddy found a bright red one with some mold on it. Alex still liked it and picked it. I found one that was red and black. Dad thought the one that I found was a good one. We had to chuck our corn into the field and Dad thought that I had a good arm because I threw it far.

Hi Tucker and Brinda. This is my farm.

I feed all of the animals every Wednesday. My favorite animal is the chickens. They are really funny. I collect all the eggs.

Jack's favorite animal is the horse, and he thinks they are really big.

Here I just finished feeding the pigs, and the oxen are in the back.

Snakey

Tucker: It's henna pictures. Henna is made from leaves. My mom went to a class. She learned how to do henna. She had new henna, but her teacher gave her old henna, and that's what I have on.



Brinda: I like it, but it was hard to get on, and I could only see it from the top because I was sitting in my chair. I had to wear toilet paper to nap. I had to put the toilet paper on a lot of times, and Mama said "one more time, ok?"

T: It took a long time to make this. I'm excited to have henna on.

B: I could see it the whole time Tucker got his henna on. I like his henna on his arm, and I like the pictures.

T: Could you please write comments on our blog? We like to read comments, and write them about your pictures.

Hi Tucker and Brinda! I broke my arm! I was on the monkey bars and didn't get a good start. And I was holding on with only one hand! And then I fell and broke my wrist. It was my writing hand! Now I am ambidextrous, which means I can use both hands to do things. I'm really really excited.

Eagle Nest

Tucker: We made a nest of leaves that was humongous. We took the leaves out of the street so they wouldn't catch rain and float down to the lake. In the beginning, it was very small. But it turned out to be huge.
Brinda: That is a nice picture that we're going to send on the blog to Jack and Alex. I love you Jack and Alex. The leaf pile is very big, for my family to fit in.


Brinda: The leaves are pretty in the fall. I hope it gets winter soon.
Tucker: It took a lot of leaves. And then I had to work a long time to make the hole.

T: Even though it looks smaller than at first, man, it was very very, very very, very very big. Twelve bald eagles it could hold.

T: That's when it was big. I ate lunch in there with my friend Reid and Brinda.

B: I hope the bird's nest doesn't get wrecked. And I took big piles of leaves.

T: and the carpet's made out of leaves too.

B: The leaves are making a big big space for Reid for Reid's mom and Reid's dad and Reid's brother and Tucker and Avery and Mama and Daddy and Neave.

Soccer

Hi Tucker & Brinda. I play soccer. I'm on the gray team. I've scored 3 goals, which is called a hat trick.

Alex's Birthday Party

Hi Tucker. Hi Brinda. I'm 5 years old. This picture is at my birthday party. It was a Star Wars party, and we made lightsabers out of pool noodles and PVC pipes. I wish you were able to come.

Hi Jack and Alex!

Here's a picture of me, Jack and Alex. These are the zinnias that Jack and Alex gave to me. And I love them so much. They're tall like me. They're taller than me.

(From the seeds she got from you guys last birthday. We planted half last year, and the rest this year.)

Gourd-y float

To do this you have to pick gourds off a volunteer melon.

Hi Jack and Hi Alex. You just get a bucket of water, pick gourds off a volunteer melon, and then put the gourds in. That's it.

Hi!

Hi Jack. Hi Alex. I wanted to start a blog so you can see pictures of me. Alex, will you put pictures of yourself on here? Jack, will you put pictures of yourself on here?

It's not really a branch that helped me get up here; it's my tippy teeter-totter.