Saturday, October 3, 2009

Well, as you can see August and September were very full months. I went to the beach in Florida to see lots of family and play in the ocean, got to go back to the cabin in Durango to see Nana and Grandaddy Jackson, celebrated my mama's 35th birthday, made apple-pearsauce and harvested all sorts of yummies out of the garden.
We have had many visits this year from bears. We found HUGE bear poop in the backyard and some very sad news is that a bear and raccoon friend came and got all of our chickens. I miss them so much. I hope we will be able to get some more soon because I loved them.
I love you all. Hugs to you from me, my mama, my papa and Badger
ps. I can now count to 10 in English, German and Spanish. My favorite books are my loader/digger/truck books, My Saint George and the Dragon book, Tikki Tikki Timbo, and my scratch and sniff Halloween book from Nana and Grandaddy.

Friday, October 2, 2009


Harvesting Potatoes.
Taking a ride with my buddy Soloman.

Yummy! Eating the product of my hard work.
Processing the apples and pears.
Peeling and coring the apples.
Picking apples off our very own trees.
Fun riding the horses in Durango.

I got to go to the train museum in Durango and get in the old caboose!
Snuggin' with Grandaddy at the cabin!

Sand, ocean and the warm sunshine of Florida.

This is a cool motorcycle bike (electric bike) that mama and I rode on to the beach.
Riding in Uncle Ash's basket.
This ain't Colorado Folks.

Learning to Body Surf.
An all time favorite - chasing seagulls.

Snugs with great-grandpa Moyer.

Playing with cousin Cameron and his great big fire truck.
Mama, Unchi, Great Grandpa, Cousin Cameron, great uncle John and aunt Becky, great-grandma and aunt Jessica.
Great-grandma Moyer, mama and me.

Great-Grandma and Grandpa's 50th wedding anniversary.


Whoa, look at all those machines.
Showering after a day at the beach!
Me and Unchi.

Getting buried in the sand by Uncle Ash and Aunt Jessica.

Going places in the Denver Airport.
Watering the lawn in more ways than one.