28.5 Weeks and the Perils of Living on the corner of No and Where

But really though, how excited does she look to be in the drivers seat of that tractor?

Looking for dog food in this town proved to be a fools errand. There is indeed dog food at the hardware store in town, but it's $39 and they don't take debit/credit cards -- and it's not BEAVERDAM-- so it's not worth the paper bag it's stored in. (Am I right Trivits clan?!) 

{Delawareans: go buy BEAVERDAM PET FOOD}
{Iowans: Sorry, the best dog food ever isn't available here, yet.} 
[Jenny: tell skip to ship me some dog food or my dog is going to die]

Had to drive to the town over, which only had 4-5 lb bags of dog food- which I hope won't cause the Huck any internal damage due to the shady nature of the $4 food. :/ 

Ryan was spreading the manure again today. He had to drive by the house to load his tractor up every 20-35 mins, he honked every time he passed. After the 5th+ time, Iyla and I gave in and had him stop to pick us up. We did a ride along with him for an hour or so. I'm not sure who was happier, him or her. She LOVVVVVED it. Our girl is a tractor fan, for sure. 

We had dinner in Ravanna, MO at a place called the PUMP HOUSE. The town has a water pump in the middle of the road and that's the restaurant's name sake. I think we found a favorite place to eat; excellent food, delicious dessert, and it's within a 30 min drive of our house (The largest factor). Downside? It's only open Thursday, Friday and Saturday - and Sunday for brunch.

I felt ultra aware of our many blessings today. Such a good, good day. 

Love to you all, 
r, M and I

Shout out to SW who made me smile today. <3