Today’s Wordless Wednesday post is brought to you by the newest members of Team Wagner: our 4-H pigs!
Here’s a sneak peak, although I’m sure they’ll have their own posts from time to time:
I have a lot of stuff running through my head, but not enough time to write it all down. Here’s some cuteness to get you through the day:
Had to take a few photos the other day of my boys out playing in the snow. It was a treat for them, since it’s supposed to be back with wind chills in the -50 range tomorrow. Brrrrrr…need to stay warm!

Although they had homework to get done, this Mama had to give a reprieve. It’s not every day that we have perfect conditions for playing in the snow!
It’s cold here. Really cold. But I don’t want to dwell on it, so I’m going to post some pictures I took on our trip to Nashville. Not award-winning shots by any stretch, but they make me feel good.
And warm.

I have one of these growing in my dining room. It’s only bloomed once in 5 years. Needless to say, it doesn’t look like this.
Last weekend was Applefest in our nearby town of Ellendale. The festivities for the day kicked off with a parade in the morning, followed by a Salute to Veterans and the crowning of this year’s Little Miss and Little Mr. Ellendale.
Check out the pics:

He may not be Little Mr. Ellendale this year, but he’s definitely the “apple” of MY eye this Applefest!
Love you, EJ!
It’s Wordless Wednesday, so I’ll let George use his words today…ENJOY!
Yes, you read correctly. Our family took its first vacation together…ever. And it was so much fun!
It started off with buying a camper from my Prairie Mama friend from over at Pinke Post. It’s a beautiful camper, complete with everything I could dream of…and perfect for us!
Our first trip with it? About 9 hours east of us, to a family reunion near LaCrosse, Wisconsin. Yes, we ventured that far on our maiden voyage. We’re stupid brave.
The best part of all? No problems. Nada. Zilch. Zip.
And it has me hooked. I can’t wait to go again!

Jumping on the ground pillow with Scooter. George quickly learned that Scooter’s weight was a force to be reckoned with!
First week of summer break is almost gone…we’ve been busy! I’ll catch up more later, but take a look at my boys enjoying a taste-test of sweet corn shipped to us from down south. I’d like to thank Monsanto for the chance to have an early bite of this delicacy…and can’t wait for our own to be ready!
The taste of sweet corn and the seed we planted was provided to our farm through Monsanto, but the thoughts, ideas and photos are my own.