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Jeepin' Around


 Jason will have to give up his company car soon so he found the perfect replacement -- a Jeep!

He grew up Jeeping so he's been wanting one for a long time.




 We took the boys out for frozen yogurt the day we brought it home to celebrate Jack's birthday and then went for a little off roading ride.

Who giggled the most? Ethan! But the other two had fun as well.

 Until we got stuck!

 Jason decided to go through a section of the road covered in tall grass without checking to see what was hidden underneath. Turns out there was a ton of mud. Who would have thought, since we haven't had much rain in the area and are actually in a drought. But there you go.

So he started digging us out while we waited for a fellow Jeep friend to come help us out.

 Ethan and I stayed in the Jeep while the other two boys help Jason, as much as they could.

Can you see all that mud?

We finally got out (and giggled all the way home) but the moral of the story is to never go Jeeping alone, unless you're prepared yourself. And ALWAYS check the road you can't see BEFORE you drive on it.

Looking forward to many fun weekends ahead.

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