Trevon Visits the Farm

Linda told me that Stacey and Trevon had stayed up till 11 PM last night, so I should let them sleep this morning. I did, but it wasn't long until they were awake and rustling through the house. I ate some cereal and went outside and used the tractor to pick a tree stump out of the hay field and drop it in the creek. I finished splitting the wood from the tree and filled the tractor with diesel fuel, then parked the tractor in the barn and headed to the house. Linda was backing the Mule out of the garage with Trevon and Stacey in the cab. I jumped on back and we went to walk around the hay field. I told Trevon he could pick up all the sticks he wanted and throw them in the creek or woods. He liked doing that and we let him run as far as he wanted without calling him back. We just told him to follow Cooter, because he would lead us around the field. Trevon beat all of us back to the Mule and then Trevon and I rode in the back as Linda drove us to the house. I fixed Trevon a bologna sandwich, but he told me he didn't like it, I put a couple of potatoe chips along side the sandwich and told him if he ate the sandwich he could have more chips. He ate the sandwich, but NOT the bread crust. I asked what was wrong with the crust, and he said we should give it to the dog, so I did. I fed him a little bit of fruit salad, that he said he didn't like either, but he ate the bananas that were in it. Lunch was done, and Stacey and Trevon went outside and the next thing I saw was Trevon on Brent's old trike.
 
Stacey and Trevon went to watch a Scooby Doo movie in the front bedroom as it looked like it might thunder and lightning. Later we called in an order at Pizza Hut and went in to town and ate. Trevon didn't eat much, but remained calm and nibbled on bread sticks and one piece of pizza. We came home and began watching the Pacer game while Trevon and I set up the Brio Train track. Stacey was watching the game as Linda was talking to Regina and Trevon and I were playing trains.