Grandpa is hard at work assembling something fun for you to enjoy next time you come to visit us!
Ta Da!!! A vintage Wonder Horse! It rocks and bounces and is big enough for each of you!
(Sorry Moms and Dads...I'll work any angle I can to get you all home. Trey and Kari...you can come and watch your neices and nephew until you bring your own kids.)
7 comments:
dear grandma and grandpa, i want to come ride that horse RIGHT NOW. but mommy says i have an impatient attitude and that i'm not being very lovely inside. whatever that means. mommy says she's the same way and it's not good that we are both like that. anyway . . . . mommy says when we come next may i can ride it all i want. thank you for putting it together grandpa! i can't wait to play on the horsey!!
love, renae
We had one exactly like this (and I've looked for another) when K & J were little. They rode that thing so hard you'd think it would tip over but it never did.
Love you.
Dee
Dee, my kids had one too when they were little...only it was black and white...and they rode that thing really hard, too. But it broke and couldn't be salvaged.
And Renae...cannot wait until you are able to come ride our horse! I bet Grandpa will even help you get into the saddle.
well Dee, i guess that means that the Masson kids were chunkier than the Clingmans :)
Kevin- thanks for assembling that bustin' bronco for the kids. also, i think i noticed you sporting a 'knee-high' in the picture :)
....did you get into mom's drawer again?
-jesse
Wow! I love it.
Krystin said:
"bares a horse"
(Does that look like fun?)
"Ye-es"
I had a lot of fun on that horse when I was little. Too bad it didn't better anchor my tight-rope :(
-Britt
You were so creative even then, Britt. You were perseverant in your attempts, but knew when to give up. We have the video to prove it. Hey, and the reins aren't even broken on this one...it's in much better condition than the one you kids had.
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