The Hendricksen's: A week without Ty.

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

A week without Ty.

This last week was the muzzleloader hunt. My mom and dad took Ty and my neice Shaylee up for the whole week. This is the first time Ive been away from Ty (except to have Chase) for more then a night. Of course, he got spoiled up there and didnt want to come home at all. I took the girls up on Thursday night because they didnt have school on Friday. Thinking maybe, just maybe Ty would want to come home. I pulled up and he actually looked excited to see me. But when I picked him and and mentioned him coming home he would have nothing more to do with me. He told me, "Im staying with Grandpa!"

Chase did enjoy his week at home being the only baby though. No one was there to rip every single toy out of his hand or to take away the attention from him and he ate that up.

We ended up going up on Saturday for the day. Chase had a tummy bug and didnt feel good and puked the whole way up. :-( He was good for the rest of the day until about night fall and then got sick again.

But I did get my Ty back and he talked my leg off the whole way home.
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Heres a couple of pics

Scott taught the boys how to shoot a bb gun.

Grandpa Scott came up with the Scotts. I was suprised to see that he actually came up.

Now only 1 more hunt... at the end of this month. And then we will pack it up until next year.

5 comments:

Lizzylou said...: That's great that Gentry likes to hunt with her dad. Did they get anything. Ryan went up for the opening, but didn't shoot anything. The picture with your friends is so cute. I bet that was fun to get together after so long.; 10:35 PM
Mers said...: I love that picture of Grandpa Wren. I heart your blog.; 11:14 AM
Anonymous said...: Sounds like your mom and dad are just the greatest......; 8:15 PM
the S family said...: That sounds like Heather. Actually there are so many birthdays in our family, that I have a hard time remembering too. Thanks for reminding her! The hunting sounds like fun! We go shooting sometimes, but I haven't been hunting yet. Too bad Chase got sick, I hate it when they don't feel good.; 8:06 AM
Lisa said...: CUTE that he had such a good time with grandpa! your kid are so lucky! :); 10:11 AM

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