More Ohio- June.

While mama wasn't looking, Aunt Jenni and Grandma got a hold of me and painted my toenails.

What's next, Aunt Jenni? Pierced ears?

All the older kids were out in the barn swinging.

Then Great Grandma and Grandpa Seibert stopped by for a swing on the glider. This glider is the older family heirloom Grandpa has. This glider actually belonged to my Great Great Great Grandpa Dietsch. That's my grandpa's great grandparents! We all took a glide and compared stories about when we were kids and how high we could get the glider. Mama said they could get it so high enough to knock the braces. Great Grandma said you could get it so high it would fall off the frame. I guess it's been reinforced over the generations.

Henry and Stinkers were said that their lefgs weren't long enough to really get it rocking.

So Stinkers went to look for Mary Alice instead.