Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Sox Gets to Ride on the Motorcycle



Since I don't have my go kart anymore, I gave my cousin Sox my old Doggles. He's going to ride on his Dad's (my cousin Nate) motorcycle with him. We got cousin Nate a really cool backpack dog carrier to thank him for all the nice stuff he does for us. I think Sox likes it too! He sure looks cuter in those Doggles than I ever did. He's pretty cool...for a BOY!

The Boler Moves to Mabel's Glade




We're getting my glade ready for the new cabin! Mom ordered it last weekend - woo hoo! Anyway, I helped Mom move the Boler down there. I think it looks really cute sitting there. Grandpa and Grandma will probably come and camp in it after our cabin arrives. We might move the rest of our trailers down there too. Mom says she's going to build a deck in front of the Boler, with a roof on it, kind of like a porch. AND, she's going to build a firepit too so we can roast hot dogs! YUMMY. I love hot dogs. So does Maddy.

Sophie is EIGHTEEN


Mom took a picture of our oldest cat Sophie. She's EIGHTEEN. WOW, she sure doesn't look it. We thought she looked so pretty sitting in our favorite (and prettiest) twig chair. Mom got this chair at the Art Fair in Kalamazoo.

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Spring is here and Mom uncovered Rudy!


We'll be camping for the first time this year in May, at the Tin Can Tourist event at Camp Dearborn in Milford, MI. I didn't get to go last year but this year Mom's taking me. And, I even get to take MY Scotty! Yippee Yay!

Supervising Justin


Mom just had 12 yards of top soil delivered. She tried to move it herself but knocked her back out. Cousin Justin came out to work on it and I'm watching to make sure he does it right. So far, so good!

Sunday, January 24, 2010

BEAR Crossing????


Eeeeeek!

Bears are scary. I'm glad I didn't go if there were bears around.

Mom said she only saw this sign, on M115 between Buckley and Cadillac. She didn't see any bears!

Whew...

World's Biggest Cherry Pie


I think I would like cherry pie!

The world's largest cherry pie was made up north, near Traverse City, cherry capital of the world. Mom got to see the memorial for it. Next time I will make her take MY picture in front of it.

Because DARN IT MOM - I WANT TO GO UP NORTH TOO!