Renn woke briefly at 2, then slept soundly until 8. S, on the other hand, was up during the night, thanks to the steady rain that made for a very broken sleep. When morning came, I heard a sweet little voice over the monitor—“Nana? Nana?”—and was greeted with a big, bright smile. She crawled into bed with Grandpa, who was still snoozing. After eyeing him, she declared, “Grandpa sleeping,” and then quickly added, “Go swim?” 😂
We sent a quick video to Kaylin, who may have been upgraded to Porter Reserve—though she did lose her sugar scrub at security. Apparently, anything “smearable” is now considered a liquid, just like my peanut butter confiscation on that Bolivia trip with AJ.
I also had an Etsy custom tile order come through, now to fit that in my to do plans :)
Over two-tenths of rain fell overnight. After a hearty breakfast for both Renn and Grandpa, I grabbed a shower while Renn found me and decided she wanted in too. I passed her off to S for drying off so we could both get dressed. He was off to church just as the rain started again.
Just as we came back inside for another snack, S returned from church. He made grilled cheese for lunch while Renn opted for fruit, loads of cheese, and a tiny bit of pepperoni. The highlight of her day was a ride in the ranger to pick fresh raspberries—she loved eating them straight from the pail and proudly carried it all the way back.
At home, she showed us how a puppy eats raspberries—off the kitchen island, of course. 😂 Then it was down for nap time by 1 p.m., and she went down easily after such a busy morning. B arrived not long after to walk Roo and change her bandage. The abscess still hasn’t popped fully. S went out to finally taste the peas and picked himself a fresh batch.
I pruned tomatoes and zucchini and picked the last of the spinach while S gave Harley a quick bath. He also filled in the sinkhole by the raised bed. B used the quad and trailer to clean Roo’s pen and had just finished feeding the horses when Renn woke up around 2:45.
Later, S relaxed in Big Brown and took a call from a friend, only to hear some sad news—another friend had passed away, far too young. A quiet moment settled in.
S and I followed suit, both tuckered. We started watching a docuseries on Jeffrey Epstein, but I wasn't into it—too disturbing—so I worked on the blogs instead. We eventually switched to another series, this one about a murder in a national park, and ended the night with an ice cream sandwich.

































such fun and so many adventures at Nanna's and Grandpa's. She looks like a big help with the raspberries. Such enthusiasm with the puddles.
ReplyDeleteShe is action packed all the time and man did she love those fresh raspberries
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