This is an photo of the actual proposal. Michael put the camera on auto to take the picture. 
Here they are by the arch in....St. Louis. Can't fool you guys.
Here is the happy couple....Michael and Brooke.
Big kiss for her sweetie.
It was so hot there. There were a lot of horses around and you know what comes with that....you got it.....horse poop! I will not wear sandals to one of these again. I didn't walk in any horse poop but the terrain is not meant for sandals.
Here is Nathan after he had his number pinned to his shirt. He had to remember his number because the judge would ask him what it was.
Terra gave him hugs and kisses for luck.
Up on his horse, Doc. Had his helmet on and he's ready to go!
He had to turn his horse in the other direction and then had to wait for the announcer to say they could go forward. The judge is watching them handle their horses at this point. He is not by himself, you just can't see the person leading the horse.
The judge is asking him questions like....What is your name?, What is your number?, How old are you? Looks like he did okay. Then they wait until everyone has spoken to the judge to leave.
Out of 7 riders, he placed 4th. Not bad for his first show! Of course there was a three way tie for 5th. Everyone gets a ribbon!
This is his riding outfit. Plaid shirt, blue jeans, belt and big buckle and of course cowboy boots. He didn't have his cowboy hat because he had to wear a helmet instead.
My daughter turns 15 years old today (She is in the middle). I remember the day she was born. It was a Sunday and the OR crew had to be called in from their holiday. Had to go through a little bit of labor until all was prepped and ready to go.
Here she is with her cousin, Cory. She loves him so much. Glad they get along so well.
I made this yummy dessert for my nephew's graduation party and had a few requests for the recipe. So.....here it is:
This is our new hang out spot. We finished the fire pit and really love it! You can't see the pond in the photo but we are able to enjoy sitting around the fire and enjoy the pond too!
Here is a better picture of the finished fire pit. My hubby did such a great job. I'm so lucky to have him (most days....hehehe). He and our grandson filled the areas between the bricks and the steel ring with sand then started collecting twigs for our first fire.
Coals all cooled down after the first fire. 
My son sent me this picture of my granddaughter. We haven't received too many pictures of this little darling....long story. Isn't she just gorgeous!! She is growing up so fast. It's so sad because she lives so far away with her Mommy in Canada.
Our table.
This picture is a full view of the 30ft. camper.
This is a picture of the bed. It's kind of hard to get the full picture of the bedroom but....it's a bedroom.
This is the bathroom sink. Not a whole lot of room but enough to get what you need done.
The kitchen sink. It's not bad having to do dishes while your camping. It's so much easier when you don't have to wash dishes outside with lukewarm water. Like I said....no more roughing it.
More kitchen. This camper has a stove AND an oven. our last camper just had a stove. Didn't think I would ever need a stove camping but it sure has been used.
More kitchen. This is the fridge and freezer. A FREEZER! One that you can actually fit a lot of stuff in. In our pop-up you could fit one half gallon of ice cream and that was it. Love this!
This is a shot of the drawers and closet space in the bunk area.
The bunks. They aren't uncomfortable at all. I've slept back there with Nathan.
The entertainment area. This camper came with a DVD/radio/surround sound. Watching movies is just cool!
This is our couch. Again, our last camper did not have a couch area. This area is on the slide. Nathan and Terra love sitting on the couch when the slide is put out. 
