Friday, July 6, 2012

June a Cliffnote Version

The end of school year visit from the local Zoo to Seamus' class.  Izabel and Matt joined in the fun.




Got to love the reaction of the teacher in the background.  



They also had a bit of a field day.  This is good since every year Izabel has missed hers because it always gets cancelled for rain and mud.




Semaus and Ms. Molly


Izabel and Virginia (rabbit)

Totem

Home Depot build and grow project.  This one was an ice-cream truck









Seamus and Mom went to a birds of prey presentation at the library.  All of these guys are rescues.  One was a falcon that was no good for hunting because he would not shut-up.  He scared away all prey so he ended up at the shelter.  Seamus loved it.




Virginia - apparently when you put a rabbit on their back they relax.  Bunny coma.

More rabbit coma.

Seamus and Izabel hang out while I get a haircut.
Flooding in our parking area.  It did make it into the garage but no damage for us.





Father's day/Mom's birthday adventure - Meeting Spongebob.

Izabel wanted to keep monsters at bay.  It is a cunning plan.
We visited Sterling too!  Picked up a new pet - a praying mantis.  Yes s/he is still alive and will take out a miller moth with vengeance.  We also have a jumping spider.  Spiderman is his/her name (I have not checked or asked either for the s/he determination) and s/he also takes out a miller moth every couple of days.









Seamus and his bud Tristan.
Matt, Lexi, and Izabel playing in the pool while Seamus dangles his toes.







The kids and Dad took on a tie-dye project.  They used up all the dyes in the kit (props to Aunt Marie as a great Christmas present) by dying anything that had a stain so it can still be used - t-shirts and a few carrying sacks.


Birthday boy Seamus gets to ride in a booster seat!  In the Lady no less.
Izabel had to do a meat quality assurance training to show rabbits for 4-H.  It was in the exciting town of Simla.  Simla is 100 years old and apparently you can get chickens slaughtered there; that is about all there is to Simla.  

Learning how to administer shots properly. I have no idea when this knowledge will come in handy for her.  

Rabbit board.