excited to see the horses that were not so mini to her. After buying tickets and wading through the line, the wait was over, and it was time to ride! Kenny picked the smallest pony for Avery, and she was adorable perched on top. Even though she is a brave sole, she wanted her Daddy close by.We were glad that they let the kids ride for a while because she really enjoyed the 'trail ride' going around and around and around. Just like most good things, it had to come to an end, and when it did, Avery was not a happy camper! It was a good thing we already looked at everything else because with the ponys in sight, there was no other option but to leave for dinner.
In other news, I'm sure those who read Kenny's blog have kept up with the latest flag football news. Before "ladies night," Avery decided
that she needed to join in the fun. She was Daddy's little Eagle.
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Precious!
Avery is full of adventure! She looks so big on that pony.
Love those pictures.
Obviously, you need to buy a horse. Or get grandparents to get one.
Well, of course that's the answer! Maybe the horse could stay at your house, Roxy... :)
She is so cute!!! Love you guys! I am so glad we are all here!
How about a great-grandma in-law(now divorced) LOL. I'll bet Allie in Nashville would love to have you all visit and ride the horses. BUT, she has BIG ones! Love, NonaKat
It's all set, we have a sub for the paper for the day after Thanksgiving so we can stay a few days :) !!!!
how precious! she is getting so big!
Y'all should have put her on the football field with the big girls. :-)
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