Quack Quack!

Much like my friend Chazz, I own a few 'farm' animals! I wish I could say I have four ducks, but unfortunately two did not make it due to forest animals digging under our fences. Two are survivors and they are going strong. They aren't so friendly to our cat or dog, but to us humans, they are very sweet. We live near a river so they love the occasional walks to the stream during the summer time. Quack!
-Ryan

Young Love

Some people say high school relationships never last, but what about middle school relationships? I fell in love with a special girl by the name of Jaice. We have been together for over 5 years, March 4th being our 5 year anniversary. Jaice and I grew up together and became very close. We make each other happy and that's all that matters. We even graduated high school together, as seen to the right. Class of 2012!

Bobbikins - Endless Pit

Bobbi is a beautiful cat that I have grown to love. We had her since she was a kitten and much like my dog Emma, she like 3 years of age. She loves to have her neck/head scratched, but mostly loves kitty food. She eats about 3-4 times per day, and still is in healthy condition (where does it all go!) She loves to play with string and wrestle footsies under the blanket. She is also an advanced hunter of birds and small creatures!


-Ryan

Emma - The Cutest Pain in the Butt

Approximately 3 years ago, I was blessed with the opportunity of adopting a cockapoo (cockerspaniel/poodle mix). She was not a cheap puppy, but the joy she brings my entire family is priceless. She is a sweet dog, but very stubborn and playful. After a hard day's work, she will be the first one to greet you home!




-Ryan

Jonny and Rocco our two big jersey cows. Johnny is to the right, Rocco to the left. They try to play and have fun, but i think they forget how big they are. ;)

- Chazz

FREEDOM

This video is a true representation of what life means to me as an American.

- Cheryl

MY LOYAL FRIEND
Max came into our lives as a tiny ball of fur. He soon went from being scared and timid to realizing he was the center attraction in everything we did. My youngest daughter, Ashley and he developed an inseparable bond.

Ashley would refer to Max as her little brother. They did everything together.

Max would make us laugh, worry us when he ran away, and has always been included in our family plans. During difficult times, Max was always a comfort, with unconditional love and devotion to share.

Max stills looks for Ashley, although, she has moved out now. As the years have passed, he has slowed down a lot. He is almost blind now. I don't mind caring for him, as he has brought us so much love and attention. He has enriched our lives. Max has truly been an old faithful friend.

-Cheryl