Agriscience Part I

This year I decided to take an Agriscience class at the local high school, and stick with it this time.  So far it has been a wonderful experience (although I do wonder about behaviors some times).  One of the requirements of the class is to have an Agriscience project and to compete with it at the Chapter FFA contest.  My "experiment" is to see if a "cold frame" will grow any vegetables at all in our lovely frozen climate.  So far things are going well, except for the fact that it is currently broken. . . but my daddy and I will be fixing that very soon. 

I will post pictures as soon as I can find the camera.

Fair week is over. . .

Well the good news is that everything that I entered in the fair did extremely well, as did everything my brothers entered!  Cody and I both received star choice ribbons in the Market class for sheep and Liam received a high blue.  Daisy (rabbit) received a Best of Breed and Liam won Junior showmanship for rabbits.  I won three state fair ribbons for my pictures and the other two got blues. 

There isn't really any bad news except that my whole family has what we call the post fair week hangover.  Meaning that everything is sluggish and we aren't getting up at 6:30 a. m. so that we can be walking our sheep at 7:00 a. m.

This year I decided to take two Agriculture classes. . . so far I like that decision!

Pictures. . .

 I am really excited!  One reason is that the 4-H lamb weigh-in for the Box Elder County Fair is tomorrow!!!  The other reason is that, via my mom buying a new camera, we have new photo software!  All of the pictures on this post, except the last two, have been experimented with. . . And my other exciting news is that I, hopefully, will be entering photos in the fair tomorrow. . .


A big blue barrel in the side yard. . .

 This is a rose that my younger brothers bought me for my birthday. . .

 Bottled Sunshine

 Sweet-peas!!!!

 My shoes. . . (I am not random at all am I)

 Purple. . . my FAVORITE!!

 Dainty is as Dainty does. . .

I, again hopefully, will be entering this one in the fair tomorrow. . .











This one is here merely because I wanted a little extra sunshine!

My Dog. . .

I promised that I would get a picture of the bashful beauty that is my dog, and I have!!  It isn't very good though.

That is the puppy, he ran away from the camera the first four times that I tried to take his picture. . .

Random Thought:

Have you ever seen Gravitropism in action?  If not then look at what happened to my sunflower that got knocked over.

I am not quite sure how to rotate the picture. . . . but at least it showed up! 

Moral of the Story:
It still had a wonderful bloom, and is still blooming, even though it had a rough start in life.

Books. . .

This was the BEST book, I read it during free time at EFY and I loved it!!!

It is written By President Utchdorf and is essentially one of his talks but with pictures!  Everything is better with pictures.  Especially anything discussing fairy tales, once upon a times, and happily ever afters! 

Fire works. . .

The highlight of Fielding Fun Days was watching the firemen hose all of the kids down after all of the games were over.  The second best part was the fire works. . .

All of Daddy that could be seen was the light on his head. . .

Craziness. . .

The months of April and May are just that, craziness!  In April I had a solo dance competition and won 1st attendant.  In May I had two solo and team competitions.  I won a Queen and a 3rd attendant for solos and there are too many awards that the studio I dance with won to even name.  I think there was a total of around 35.  This week is the end of the craziness, because it is the official end-of-the year-dance-revue.