It's Rodeo Time!

*Before you read this blog post please know there are pictures attached. While I enjoy the sport of rodeo I know there are people out there who do not; so if you are the latter please close out this tab and come back next week.*

There are several rodeos around these parts all year long. This year my Mother, my nieces, nephew, his friend and I went to the County Rodeo. It's very small and a little bit hokey but all good fun.

It started of with the Country Cuties (I think that was what they were called) A female troupe who did a little bit of trick riding and carried all of the flags. There was a flag for every branch of the military, an American flag and a few others. The national anthem was sang and I proudly sang along.

There was saddle bronc riding, break away roping, team roping, barrel racing bull riding and even a clown.

It was hot as balls, so much so my legs got sun burnt.

Pretty weather, pretty animals and pretty cowboy butts. All in all a pretty good Sunday afternoon.




















Ta for now,
Kayla


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