The first day that we went to Carey, ID we went and looked at the farm that Grandpa C use to work at during the summers. When we were there they were feeding the bummer cows bottles of milk, and CJ got to help Grandpa feed a bottle to a baby cow.
After we left the farm we went back to the fairgrounds to eat and wait for the kids rodeo to start. While we were all just sitting around talking CJ decided he wanted to go try roping a "cow" like the older kids. He was having a lot of fun watching everyone and playing with the ropes.
At the kids rodeo they had kids 8 and under doing all of the activities. The first one they did was sheep riding. CJ thought it was really fun and would clap everytime they would open the door for a sheep to come out. Nobody rode the sheep for very long (nobody lasted 8 secs.), but CJ thought it was the best thing ever. After that he got a little bored and we decided to leave early and get him to bed.
The next day was went to see the Shoshone falls (I'm not sure if I spelled it correctly) The water wasn't very high but I thought that they were still really pretty.
We decided to get a snack before we drove out to Carey and I wanted a Jamba Juice, and CJ was just being silly inside and was squishing his face against mine and wouldn't let go of my head. We were all laughing pretty hard. :)
That night we had a BBQ at Grandpa's Aunt and Uncle's house. CJ ate really well and was having fun following the other kids around. He also had a fun time feeding Grandpa jello pudding.
He also got to ride a tractor and a dirt bike. He thought that both were really really cool.
The next day we went up to see my grandparents in Boise. While we were there we tried to go see Grandpa's horses but they didn't want to come say hi. They were out in the pasture and didn't think it was time to come in. CJ also found Grandpa's tractor and wanted to ride it.
After playing at the barn we went back and played in the backyard. CJ had fun playing on the swing set and jumping on the tramp.
He even helped Grandma look at some of her flowers.
