We went to Kentucky on Monday and flew back Tuesday. On our way to Louisville, Ty and I figured out that by the time Ryndon is 4 months old he will have been to 11 states. Crazy, huh? Even crazier, it's been almost 10 years since I graduated from A&M.
We went to Kentucky for the 10-year anniversary of my team winning the national livestock judging contest. It was good to see everyone and interesting to see how some things change while others stay very much the same. Of those on my team who came, I am the only one not actively involved in the livestock field. It's crazy that I am more able to associate with horse people than livestock judgers. Never thought that day would come.
Ryndon is doing great. He is starting to roll on his side, scary for me. He laughed for the first time last night. He is such a ham. He may look more like me, but he has his dad's personality. I think both Ty and I relieved on both parts of that.
It's amazing how fast they change. His grandparents won't recognize him when they see the little man again.
My mom, dad, and Uncle Dave and Aunt Gail are coming in this weekend for Ryndon's blessing. My uncle will be blessing him (he blessed Jarred) and Ryndon will wear Jarred's blessing outfit.
Alicia will get here Wednesday and I can't wait.
Ryndon and I in the Louisville hotel
He's just chillin'
He's starting to grab stuff more. He thinks he's pretty nifty for learning this.
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