Hmm, well here I am.

Oh boogidy, I did NOT want to get up this morning. I must not be getting enough sleep, because I've had a terrible time with drowsiness the last few weeks. We were up early for yesterday, but I still shouldn't be this tired. Church was at the Prairie Pioneer Center today. We were late, everything seems to just fall apart on Sunday mornings. We at least brought food for potluck this week. Mom tried out a new enchilada recipe and I made the normal of devilled eggs. Amelia, Clara and I are doing 5-Day clubs next week. I'm so glad that Amelia is a person who plans and forges ahead. I tend to space off or procrastinate and then panic. She rocks my socks off. I am still working on the plans for this weekend. I'm doing the children's activities at Merritt Youth Retreat on my own this year. Your prayers would be appreciated:) I slept for over an hour this afternoon. I kept thinking I was awake, but I wasn't. After weeding a bit in the garden we went over to see the mare

What a wash of memories are upon me today. We spent the entire day at the County Fairgrounds for a 4-H horse show, Brenna's first. I just sat and imagined the people who were there when I showed, roaming about and chatting and riding. No one who was there is now, but maybe one. Things change so fast and yet stay the same. The dust in my nose as the horses rode around the arena even had a somewhat pleasantly nostalgic affect. I honestly fell prey to many a crush there at the 4-H horse barns. I was such a boy crazy girl and there were so many cute little cowboys. I can chuckle about it now and praise the Lord for never letting me actually get what I thought I wanted. Oh, the water fights we had at the horse barns during Fair week. I loved it when we were able to secure a camper to stay right there in the midst of all the action. To wake up and breath Fair week was music to my heart. Brenna brought her palomino, Peanut, to show today. She was very nervous before her first event of pol