Happy Father's Day

First, Happy Father's Day to all the men out there, especially to those father's who have raised up and loved us.  To celebrate Father's Day we went to Charmingfare Zoo yesterday.  Charmingfare Zoo is a farm/zoo in NH.  It isn't anything big but it's really nice for young kids.

Amelia loved the Lamas, even though they wouldn't bother with you unless you were actively feeding them.

Daddy Milking the Cow

Amelia loved this miniature pony.  But it was hard to feed him through the fence.

Tractor Ride, Amelia loves to Ride.

Family Fun on the Tractor Ride

Feeding the goats....

Ok when it's one goat....

Ok when its a few baby goats.... But not ok when all the goats coming running.

Amelia milking the cow.

Had to visit the pony one last time on the way out.

Then off to Nana and Grampy's Lake House to move furniture.  Amelia loved "Helping" and "Riding".

It was a fun, long day.  Aaron had to work the morning, then we did a few hours at the zoo.  Amelia loved all of the outdoor animals but she would cry as soon as we stepped foot in a barn.  She also liked the wild life animals, especially the racoon, the coyote (who made her laugh a lot as he played peek-a-boo with her), the camel, and the ducks.   She didn't like going into the barns, the mountain lion, or the bears.  Every animal we visited she would yell "Goodbye.... (Camel/Duck/Bear, etc) as we walked away.  After the zoo we went to Nana and Grampy's to help them move furniture into their lake house.  We were able to get everything in before the rain, just barely.  Amelia loved helping.  Grampy and Daddy would be moving a big couch and there was Amelia holding on to the side of it, walking it in with them.  She especially liked driving the furniture around the house and jumping on the bed (Thanks for teaching her that grampy, lol).  They have a great house for running laps, since most of the furniture still hasn't arrived, so she ran and ran and ran some more.  By the time we left at 7:30 she was exhausted.  She slept the entire 2.5 hour drive home.