Tyce has been able to spend some time with Rustin and the semi and he has loved it. He sat on the step of the truck for 45 minutes completely mesmerized watching the forklift load the hay onto the semi.



We went with Rustin to take a load of sheep to Cedar Valley so Tyce went on his first day trip in the semi and he thoroughly enjoyed it.


He even took a little nap in the sleeper on the way out.


Tyce was fascinated with the CB. He would get so excited to hear Uncle Dan when he would come on. He kept yelling "It's Dan, its Dan, Hi Dan! I ride'n in a ba-lue semi!"


This picture says it all. He thought he was something special, sitting in the passenger seat. He wouldn't let me near it without yelling, "No its for Tyce's. You sit in a back. Mom, mom, get in a back." So I had to sit on the bed in the sleeper the whole way out and back except for when he fell asleep. Rustin got out to fuel so I came up and sat in the driver seat for a minute and he said, "you dribe it mom." I told him I couldn't so he said "oh well get in a back, k, you get in a back."


He loved talking on the CB. It was so funny. He would just giggle every time.


Tyce waiting impatiently to finally get in the semi before we left for Cedar Valley. "Wets go, wets go!" he says.



We went out to help sheer Sheep and Tyce chased them around trying to catch one.



He helped get the sheep up... sort of. Mostly he just watched and yelled. "Go a dumb sheep!"




This is the piles of wool waiting to be compressed into bales.


Cousin Caleigh. His kiss'n cousin.


He's counting the sheep as they come off the chute.


Here are a few Easter pics. A little late but whatever. I was so mad it snowed that morning but I hid the eggs out there anyway even though it was freezing.





I love his face in this picture. He was not expecting to find a twinkie!


My boys!