May 16, 2011 Farm Country, Again.

We decided to take Aislin to Farm Country, so we could focus on her, since the past three weeks had been a big adjustment with a new baby. She loves all the animals and is feeling really comfortable with them now.

Who can resist the velvety softness of a horses nose. I know I can't.

This cute little pony thought Oliver's blanket would be his lunch.

Kissing the cow.

"It's stinky,Mama!"

Because of Aislin's Hip Dysplasia , she was unable to ride a horse. Now that she has had her surgery and her hips are getting more flexible, she was able to ride the pony this time. She was so excited and she kept saying,"It's like my birthday!"

Feeding corn to the sheep.

"It tickles, Gramma!"

This is such a classic Aislin face. Love it.

Feeding Goldfish crackers to the sheep.

Beautiful white peacock.

I love the faces that Aislin makes. Here she is trying to feed the chickens.

If you've ever been to Farm Country, then you know this goat. He is very friendly.

Almost too friendly.

Sorry, no pics of Oliver, as he was sleeping in the stroller the entire time.

Farm Country. May 20, 2010

We recently found out about Farm Country at Thanksgiving Point. It's cheap and awesome! Which is my kinda place.

I don't know why we take her umbrella stroller with us anywhere, she always just wants to push it.

We saw this cow first. Aislin liked it, until it licked her. Then she wouldn't get near it again.

I don't know what this animal is. I think it's an Alpaca, but I'm probably wrong. Aislin liked to pick up the stray pieces of straw and feed them to the animals.

There is a little building that has fun learning toys that teach all about farming. She loved the little conveyor belt tractor that sent the harvested fruits and veggies to market.

I liked the horsed, but Aislin didn't want to touch them at all.

Though she did try to feed them rocks at one point.

Then she saw some birds and took off after them.

She wasn't too happy when they flew away.

I thought this rabbit had the sweetest hair do.

Aislin was fascinated with this black bunny. She could have sat there all day.

She didn't like getting locked up in jail.

This little pony just stood on this rock the entire time we were there playing king of the mountain. I'm thinking it has Little Man Syndrome.

Aislin was a bit freaked out by one goat that kept bleating. So we moved to the other goats and she tried to give them kisses.

This cute little goat wanted to come home with us. And I wanted to bring it home too.

After a long morning in the hot sun, she fell asleep on the way home while eating her fishy crackers.