I was either camera happy or we had a pretty eventful weekend.

Friday we pulled in Glenwood City, WI - two 2nd place finishes, just by 2 feet both times!

I wish this kids head would not have been in the way, I like the picture anyway, Cam is looking out the window to see if he passed the almighty cone that marks the furthest distance. His tires are still spinning like crazy.

Saturday we pulled at the Little Log House Pioneer Village in Hastings. 1st in the Heavy Class and 2nd in the Light Class. Okay I need to brag a little bit. It always seems when we are close to home that we aren't as successful at anything we do, I always blame it on all the people watching us that we know. Well this time he laid down one heck of a pass, he wasn't giving up anything other than clutch dust. Put 5 feet on them in the heavy class, which is pretty awesome!

We had a little bit of spare time at the pull so I snuck Peyton up to look at all the tractors at the show, she got to sit on one of my Dad's tractors, look how serious she looks. She was in her element, that is for sure. Working, just like everyone else around her. She was on the edge of her seat walking around that village, she just loved it.

Sunday Cam fixed the brakes in the Explorer, with Peyton's help of course.

She dug right in. She had one proud Daddy that is for sure!

That pad they are sitting on is what Petie normally lays on, so when Cam sat on it, Peyton flipped out telling Cam to get off, it was Petie's!! It was kind of cute. She was looking out for her puppy!

Here is a picture of Peyton on her Toddler Bed. She LOVES it. We took it out of the Explorer and Cam couldn't unload it quick enough, she was going 100 mph saying "bed, bed, bed, mine, mine, mine". We set it on the ground to get a better grip on it, she jumped up on right away. We had to carry the bed in the house with her on it. Needless to say, the bed hasn't been allowed to leave the living room now. I guess I don't have to worry about her being afraid to sleep in it!

Every night when we get home we have to go to the garden for Peas. We are getting pretty low, the peas are almost done. Peyton loves the Peas, to a point where she cries if I tell her we picked all of them and have to wait a couple days for more. We head for the raspberry patch after the peas and she eats them just as quick as I pick them. Petie picks the berries and eats them too, it is a bonding moment for the two of them.

I am 37 weeks now, going to the doctor tomorrow morning. We will see if anything has changed. I have the baby book, a blanket and PJ's packed for the little guy. That is it though. I better get that all ready, I suppose.