Thursday, June 30, 2011

Helicopter

Yesterday we went to some graveyards to look for Confederate soldiers.  We passed by a helicopter on the way so we stopped to look at it.  




Trails

Today has been my favorite day yet.  Me and Grandpa did some more horse trails today.  Now we have completed all the horse trails.  I am going home tomorrow.  I can’t wait!!!!!!!  Chey and Joshua are coming.  I can’t wait!  Oh yeah so is Aunt Linda.  

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Kittens

Yesterday Nana and I were out riding in the mule.  We saw a feral cat that lives at the campground.  We noticed yesterday that there were two kittens with it.  They were so cute!!!!  they are about as big as Zay, but not as chubby!  I think they are also about Zay’s age maybe younger. 


Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Tuesday

Today I got up at 8:30 because company was coming.  But they didn’t come because they were running late by 3 hours.  We decided to play Mexican Train.  Then me and Grandpa decided to go on some hikes but instead of hiking them we rode the mule.  Then we came back and played some more Mexican Train.  It was fun.  


Me and Millenni on the mule

American Girl Magazine

For my birthday gift this year Nana and Grandpa gave me a one year subscription to the American Girl Magazine.  It has not started coming yet but Nana bought me a copy this week.  It has craft ideas and recipes and lots of thing for you to do over the summer.  It is better than watching TV.  


Monday, June 27, 2011

Sloppy Joe-Hannah's

Tonight we had manwiches for dinner.  Manwiches are the same as sloppy joes.  They were awesomen.  I made them for Nana, Grandpa and me.  No wonder they were awesome!  I made the entire dinner tonight.  

 Cooking the hamburger meat for the manwiches


Dinner is served!

June 27

Today we went out to go do a Jr. Ranger hunt.  You had to find animals and plants in the park.  We saw another deer while we were out.  then me and Grandpa went to go on a mile and a half hike.  It said that the estimated average time was an hour and 30 minutes but we did it in 40 minutes.  It was called Beaver Creek Trail but there wasn’t a beaver or dam in site.  That’s because they left in the mid 1990’s.  Then we came back and put our bathing suits on to go down to the river.  We were there about half an hour and I wanted to go to the waterfalls.  I went over there and saw a “stick” swimming and moving.  I soon realized it was a snake so I ran down to our chairs and sat down and soon after that we left.  I had a fun time but it ended because of the snake.  

Deer

Today we saw many deer outside.  Nana and I were out on the mule and saw a doe run away.  It looked like it had a baby too but we are not sure.  Then we came outside later and saw two deer run away in the meadow when Millenni started barking at them.  The other day we were toriding around on the mule and we smelled a dead animal.  We looked around and Nana thought she saw a dead deer.  It turned out to be a big rock!  

 One of the deer we saw run into the woods today

In the center of the picture is the brownish rock that Nana thought was a dead deer.

Flip Flops and Toe Nails

Yesterday my flip flops broke.  They were unfixable.  When we went to Walmart we got me new flip flops.  They are tye-dyed red, white and blue for the 4th of July.  Today Nana painted my nails purple. Here is a picture of my purple nails and new flops.


Sunday, June 26, 2011

Hobo Packs

Debbie and Rusty left this morning.  We went to the visitors center here and used their Wi-Fi.  I also called my Mom.  She said she got her Associates Degree so it was important to her.  Then we went to go pick up things around the campsites.  That took about an hour.  Then we came back and went east of Athens to go to Walmart to get some groceries for the week.  Before that we went to McDonald’s to get some lunch.  Earlier this week we ate hobo packs for dinner.  It started pouring down rain.  They were good.  This is what we put in them:  peppers, potatoes, hamburger meat, and onions.  We put them in foil packs and cooked them on the fire pit.  

The hobo packs are cooking on the fire pit.

June 25th

Today I woke up really early, at 7:30.  Debbie and Rusty came today.  After lunch we went on a 2.5 mile hike to find a geocache.  It was exhausting, hot and humid but we found the cache.  For dinner we had chicken, potato salad, bread from Lindsey’s work and broccoli and for desert, s’mores.  Chocolate graham crackers, Hershey’s chocolate bar and marshmallows.  I went in the water and played today.  It was a fun day.  We played marbles game with Rusty and Debbie.  Debbie won.  

a deer that we saw in the woods





I found the geocache!

June 24th

Today I slept in late.  I woke up at noon.  The rest of the day we watched Casey Anthony on trial.  Me and Grandpa played War and Go Fish.  There is nothing much to do here in the park, but this afternoon Grandpa and I took a drive on the mule and saw an owl.  I think it was a Great Horned Owl.  I miss Zay, Dusty and Tiger being here.  I can’t wait to see Cheyenne and Joshua.  

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Pretzels

Nana and I made pretzels today.  They were salty.  Grandpa went to the doctor today in Greenville but when he got there they had cancelled his appointment and were closed.  He had gotten up at 5:00am to go. It has been sprinkling on and off today.  I can't wait to see Cheyenne and Joshua.

Granite

I am visiting with Nana and Grandpa for a week in Georgia.  Today we went to the granite capital of the world, Elberton, Georgia.  In this town we first went to Georgia's Stonehenge.  Stonehenge is located in England.  Georgia's Stonehenge was built in 1979.  Nobody knows who wanted them there except the builder.  Next we went to McDonald's to get some lunch.  I had a McChicken, fries and strawberry lemonade.  Then we went to Ingle's to get a few things.  After that we went to the town square and saw where "Dutchy" the Yankee Confederate used to stand.  Then we went to a museum and saw where Dutchy is now.  Then we came home and I went down to the river to go swim but I only swam for about maybe 5 minutes.  Then we went to Maggie's Cafe.  It was awesome.  Write again tomorrow!  Here is what to do when the world ends according to the Georgia Guidestones.

  1. Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.
  2. Guide reproduction wisely - improving fitness and diversity.
  3. Unite humanity with a living new language.
  4. Rule passion - faith - tradition - and all things with tempered reason.
  5. Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
  6. Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court.
  7. Avoid petty laws and useless officials
  8. Balance personal rights with social duties.
  9. Prize truth - beauty- love seeking harmony with the infinite.
  10. Be not a cancer on the earth - leave room for nature, leave room for nature.  
This is written in 8 languages but 12 total languages.  English, Russian, Hebrew, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Spanish and Swahili.  The top stone is written in Sanscrit, Babylonian, Cuneiform, Egyptian Heiroglyphics, and Classical Greek.

 a sign we saw telling about Elberton and the granite


 Me standing at the Georgia Guidestones


 the granite signs at the museum


 Dutchy the Yankee Confederate Soldier



Me standing next to the Confederate monument in the town square in Elberton