Here's Mazy attempting to ride Dali (great pyrenees dog) neither one were keen on the idea.
Mazy can say puppy and she is always trying to get you to take her outside to play with the dogs and cats (and cats and more cats) my parents have.
She loved playing with Emmaline in the front yard where there were flowers to sniff, dogs to follow, and water hoses to play with.
At the ranch with horses, cows, and Aunt Gabbie!
Normally I like to hike up by four mile where there's lakes you hike to, but the road was closed due to 4 feet of snow (in June) so we were forced to go exploring on new terrain. We went hiking in on a few trails, service roads, and even a little bush whacking. By the end Mazy was tired of the pack and Emmaline wanted in, as you can see.
Mt. McLoughlin in the background, many moons ago when there wasn't snow on it's peaks Will and I hiked it.
Tori (sister) and Emmaline stopping for a scenic view
Will (brother), Marissa, and Emmaline taking a pretty cute picture!
Ahhh, I just LOVE Oregon! The mountains and trees have a calming influence over me and I am so happy when I go back as you can tell. I really hope I can call it home again for keeps.
Here's the entire family minus Mom (who's taking the picture, of course) and Royce (Tori's hubby who had to stay in hot Texas, poor guy). This was taken just before we gave up on one trail to find another.
Mazy enjoying the easy life on Daddies shoulders.
The girls love boxes, this one kept them entertained for days.The girls playing with a water hose on the front lawn.
Great Aunt Gabbie helps Emmaline bottle feed a calf. The annoying squeak you hear is Mazy playing with the gait, she was more interested in that then the calf.
I love my family so much and miss them all the time. I wish we lived closer so we could spend more time together especially now when it's so fun to watch Mazy grow and experience new things. Thanks for the memories!
