So last night I was up at my sister's house hanging out with her and the fam, and it was time to do "chores." For those of you that don't know my sister lives on a farm up in Teton, Idaho and they have horses, ponies, cows, goats, rabbits, dogs, chickens, etc. you know all that farm stuff. Well I have helped before and every time that I do I realize what a city girl I am. For example a few months ago I was there and they were bottle feeding some calves, Sparkle and something that starts with a T, any way I was trying to help and hold the bottle and my 6-year niece starting opening the pen they were in and I was like...No don't they will get me... close it... (for those of you that don't know I am not an animal person to start with) so ever since then my niece giggles at me whenever I am there to help do chores. Don't worry Aunt Jenn I will protect you from the animals. So last night I thought I would redeem myself... so I help feed the rabbits, gave them water, watched as my brother-in-law bucked hay to feed the horses, etc. Well, my sister was mocking me saying I couldn't do it so of course I grabbed the pitch fork, got some hay and fed the horses, much to my sister's delight. I was so proud. So I spent the night and today Zach let the kids ride the horses, they have certain kinds that have names, but I don't know all I know there was a mini and a little pony. So Melly, Becca, KaLisi, and Aly rode the horses and it was so cute to watch. They were all so excited. However, I have to say the funniest part was later when I was helping them do chores again, I watered the rabbits all by myself and helped feed, so proud. Any way a goat got loose because the gate got left open and they yelled for me to close it and I stepped in something gross and smelly. Then the little black pony got loose too and it was quite hilarious to watch Zach and his friend try to catch it. We were laughing so hard... fun times. It was so much fun to be up there away from everything (my cell doesn't' get good reception, so I felt disconnected to my world)for a few hours. I bucked hay, fed the animals, attempted to gather eggs (not successfully because those chickens are scary... especially the black and white ones)and watched a roping session. I do have to admit that flip flops are not the best shoes to wear on the farm. Any way thanks to Chele, Zach, KaLisi, and Aly for a great night on the farm. Now back to my city life...