back to civilazation
okay so i have been out in farm country for the last week. and well now that i am back to the cities (Minneapolis & st. Paul) i thought that i would drop you all a line and let all you people know what goes on out in the middle of nowhere aka, my grandmothers house.
so this weekend i got to chase cows. not only did i get to chase cows, but i got to heard them into the pen. (three of them jumped the fence.) it is really fun. you stand blocking the cows path and run after them screaming... i have determined that cows are even more strange than i originally thought. they can jump! and high too. the fence that they jumped was almost as tall as me (5 ft.)
i also climbed an 80 ft harvester. and for all of you who are wondering those are like silos, the really tall things that hold the grain.
and let me tell you all there are some really hot boys out in farm country i think that i might just have to move out here to see them all. you would be surprised of the kind of fun that i have been having out in the middle of nowhere. like driving down the street going faster than normal (and for any of you who have ridden with me that is pretty damn fast.)
there also is a wonderful little lake that i have been swimming and water skiing in. also awesome. i will have to come back when it freezes over again and go ice fishing.
but the best part was getting to see all my family again and meeting all of my cousins' kids that i haven't yet met. paige maya and halley are all under 4 and i haven't seen any of them since they were babies. and then there was tessa. one of my oldest friends. we had lots of good times. all i have to say about that one is " if i were human i would totally be carbonated."
girl thanx for the wicked stellar time.
ciao
~Steph
so this weekend i got to chase cows. not only did i get to chase cows, but i got to heard them into the pen. (three of them jumped the fence.) it is really fun. you stand blocking the cows path and run after them screaming... i have determined that cows are even more strange than i originally thought. they can jump! and high too. the fence that they jumped was almost as tall as me (5 ft.)
i also climbed an 80 ft harvester. and for all of you who are wondering those are like silos, the really tall things that hold the grain.
and let me tell you all there are some really hot boys out in farm country i think that i might just have to move out here to see them all. you would be surprised of the kind of fun that i have been having out in the middle of nowhere. like driving down the street going faster than normal (and for any of you who have ridden with me that is pretty damn fast.)
there also is a wonderful little lake that i have been swimming and water skiing in. also awesome. i will have to come back when it freezes over again and go ice fishing.
but the best part was getting to see all my family again and meeting all of my cousins' kids that i haven't yet met. paige maya and halley are all under 4 and i haven't seen any of them since they were babies. and then there was tessa. one of my oldest friends. we had lots of good times. all i have to say about that one is " if i were human i would totally be carbonated."
girl thanx for the wicked stellar time.
ciao
~Steph