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Busy Days

October is very busy on the farm - wheat to be sown, soybeans to be harvested, and milo to cut.  Not to mention bringing the cows home from the pastures and getting ready to feed them at home.  Yesterday, Chelan sowed wheat all day!  Caiden actually helped to load the drill with wheat before Chelan took off for the fields.  Chelan was thrilled with the very straight rows in the field (due to the new GPS system on the tractor).  He and Caiden enjoyed some bonding in the tractor for a few hours in the afternoon while they listened to the K-State game (an awesome K-State win, by the way).  By 8:30 p.m., Chelan was back home and watched most of the game on TV (which I had taped)!  All in all, a good great day!
2006 - Caiden was 2 years old

2007 - Caiden was 3, Cambry was 1

2011 - Caiden is 7 and old enough to help


Straight rows!

Discussing things in the dark - we finally made it out to see Chelan around 7 p.m.

Dancing on the drill?

Happy to see Dad!




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