This weekend we were able to get in touch with Easton's roots--Oklahoma style.
Some of our friends invited us to ride horses at their parent's house and it was SO fun.
They have a lot of land with horses and cows, and the weather was perfect.
So we velcro-ed Easton's cowboy boots, zipped up his camo hoodie, and drove out to the country.
^^ is that not the cutest thing you've ever seen? ^^
^^ his bangs look like Easton's... to cut or not to cut? ^^
^^one of the horses was old and mellow and just wanted to be a part of everything, so he just went for a walk along side us. their chocolate lab is in the background as well because he wanted in on the action... everyone is looking at deer in the picture ^^
Taking pictures while on a horse was a little harder than it probably should've been, but it was too cool to not try. They took us to see the baby calf that was only born earlier that day! How amazing! I have a really, really hard time not assigning human emotions and relationships to animals...
Yes, I know what you're thinking. Blaine IS wearing shorts--
the weather has just been so warm and he gets hot all the time anyways.
PLUS, he was the only one of Indian descent and his ancestors wore even less than that...
^^ haha, yes, they ARE on horseback,
but my horse was not in the mood to turn her body so I could actually aim... oh well ^^
^^ His parents own the horses.
We went out for a second spin so the toddlers could ride, but Easton stayed and watched.
Maybe next time, buddy ^^
^^ Do we look like naturals yet, or do we need to spend more time in Oklahoma? ^^
^^ What's that crap that Jake's rolling in, you ask? Well, I'm sorry to say... just that ^^
Jake LOVED running free and smelling and seeing new places... poor city, pup
After riding horses and before dinner, we tried out their rope swing across a ravine. We took a video, and watching it back, it didn't look nearly as scary as it did from that ledge.
Once I was swinging it was SO fun, but it's just that initial jump-off thats scary.
Thanks for such a fun night!