Webben Farm

On our way to out to Denver we decided to break up the long drive with an overnight at our good friend Kevin Webben's parent's farm in Shelton, NE.

It just so happened that they had lots of baby calves that I thought would be the highlight of the trip for Jorgito.....WRONG

The highlight was the tractor ride with Kevin, but first they needed to get the farm cat out of the cab.

Then off to work to feed the cows.

After a hard day of work it's good to balance it out with a little fun.

It didn't take long before those clothes were stripped and he was perfecting his double back flips.

It was time for a tour of Webben Farm via 4 wheeler.

There really is no better way to tour a farm.

Jorgito had his eyes on this enormous "puddle" since we set foot on the farm. I was impressed with his ability to listen and wait until right before going inside to get in the bath....however the garden hose would have worked in this case.

Splash

Oh wait before we go inside to take a bath we gotta feed Kevin's mom's horse some treats. Pfew what an exhaustively fun day at the farm.

PhD

Jorge graduated with his PhD from UNL on May 6th

Where's Waldo?

Jorge's hooding ceremony

Dr. and Mrs. Zuniga with Jorgito

Katie and Ellie were the flower girls in our wedding...then ages 3 and 6 now 11 and almost 14 years old and loving that they will some day (very soon) be taller than Jorge. All three were on their tip toes trying to out height each other.

My parents and the Gajardo Stitt family

Cheers Papa ~ A job well done

Apparently my camera was drinking scotch as well during my father's congratulatory speech :)