We made it!

After much preparation and anticipation, we began our trip to Wyoming about 2 weeks ago. It was everything you can imagine - tiring and long with glimpses of both enjoyable and horrific moments.

In addition to being known as the Magic City On the Plains, Cheyenne is also VERY sunny. So, before we began the trek, the appropriate gear was dispensed accordingly. Much appreciated.



During quite a bit of the trip, I decided to entertain mom and Peedles... I would make funny faces, talk, squeal and scream at the top of my lungs for undetermined amounts of time. I had a great time - they apparently were contemplating driving into oncoming traffic. My bad.



In order to combat some of my sourness, Peedles rode in back (a LOT) with Georgie and me! It was very cozy and I do not understand why she kept trying to sneak up front everytime I closed my eyes.



Eventually, I had enough of them and tried to drown out their incessant chatter by sleeping.



Now, the hotel... that was another story. Every night, I had a great time watching Georgie patrol and protect our tiny room. She is not a seasoned traveler like myself and apparently was not so comfortable with the noises surrounding us. Mom was less than sympathic since Georgie's response to EVERY single sound kept her up all night... She said that Georgie is lucky she isn't still at the hotel in Salina, KS.



Not to be forgotten, there was a casualty along the trip - an enormous tumbleweed. It actually attached itself to the car and rode with us for nearly an hour. Impressive, eh?



Anyway, despite whatever mishaps we may have had, the trip went by pretty quick and before we knew it - we were in Cheyenne! Our furniture was delivered the next day and it was really cold - they kept me bundled up pretty well since the doors were open most of the day. I was less than thrilled, but that too soon passed.



At this point, most everything is unpacked and life has started to resume as normal. Dad is home from being gone for 6 weeks and of course he is amazed at all of my new tricks.



We are already loving it out here despite missing our family and friends. It will just have to be somewhere everyone puts on their "must visit" list! You can see how beautiful it is... That is a typical evening off our back porch. Not too shabby...

Do you like my new ears?

I kind of think they are fabulous... In fact, I will eat them.

Not the duck outfit... again!!

My first halloween was quite an experience... It began with four crazy nurses shoving needles into my little thighs. I am of the opinion that immunizations are REALLY overrated. Anyone with me? Austin?? (FYI- he is my new little cousin. I'm now officially one of the big kids!)

At any rate, I didn't stop crying for quite a while... good times.



Eventually, I calmed myself down and spent some time reading my favorite book about bunnies.



Peedles helped me out with some of the words I couldn't quite decipher.



Then mom took me outside to play. Once again, I think she may have overdone it with the layering.



When we got back, the real fun began. I was dressed up and paraded around in that ridiculous duck costume - despite the fact I was barely awake and sore from my shots!!

See my face? It says it all... And mom clearly could not care less. She just laughed the whole time.



We sat outside for some obligatory pictures...



...and finally, I could stand it no more.

...zzzz...zz.....