Today was a welcomed fun day after a somewhat stressful week. A member of our branch died this past week from cancer and we are good family friends of theirs, so that was hard. Then as I'm sure most everyone heard, Arkansas had some devastating tornados this past week as well. I'm always anxious during tornato warnings, but this one was particlarly hard because it was close by our town again. We also found out that 2 of the people that had died had been friends of the Shelton family. I know I shouldn't let this stuff get to me so much, but I just watched the news and cried the whole next morning. I try to tell myself that it wasn't me, but somehow it feels like it was me? Does that make sense? I just can't help but think of those poor families and those little kids seeing their dad get killed. It just feels so close to home and really makes your realize it could happen to anyone. Anyway... enough of the sadness.
Today was Callie's field day and we were able to stop by and play some games with her for a little bit. They even got me to hoola hoop!
After that we headed to a ranch for a Hippy program party. The kids got to paint a live horse!
They loved petting the little chickies.
Brynlee didn't know what to think of the lamb.
They put milk in these gloves and the kids got to milk the udders into the bowl, they loved it!
The whole group