The Farm

We made it to the farm. You wouldn't think that would be such a big deal since it's only four hours away but for our family, four hours has been about our limit. Dylan didn't want to sleep even though he hadn't even napped yesterday in an attempt to have him sleep during the ride over. I take that back. He did sleep from about American Falls to Burley and from the state line to the farm. About thirty minutes total. The other 3 1/2 hours were spent trying to get him to be happy and not crying or screaming. He doesn't travel well I guess you could say. He is pretty funny though. When he cries lately, he covers his face with both hands like his world is coming to an end. Bring on the drama. Tom, Logan, and Ethan all travel very well. In fact, they were all asleep by the time we got here. Logan was lounging with his feet up on the suitcases and seat belt around his upper torso, fully reclined in the third row. Tom and I spent some of the trip writing notes back and forth on the Nintendo DS which is kind of fun. Ethan made it about half way when he told us he was, "really sleepy. Can I close my eyes?" Why he thinks he has to ask to go to sleep is beyond me but it still makes us chuckle every time.

All the Bishop men are out on the four wheelers right now. They love riding them and Gary lets Tom and Logan drive so they can't wait to get on them first thing in the morning. Logan needs to drive alone and that is why the other one is so over-loaded but they have a good time.