Nothing says fall like pictures in a pumpkin patch! We visited two this year. First, Jim and I took the kids to the local patch just down the road where we have purchased our Halloween pumpkins every year since moving to this house. (This is our 6th Halloween at this house, in case you were curious!) Unfortunately, the day we went, they were having a big festival, so the kids were distracted from the pumpkins by the big inflatable bounce house, so we didn't get a lot of great pictures. But here are a couple:
Jonathan attempts to heft his pumpkin choice.
Zachary, Jonathan, Thomas, Reagan
Next, Michelle and I took the kids (mine and hers) to The Fruit and Berry Patch. We had a lot of fun, but it was pretty cold that day. Next year we'll have to make sure we go earlier when the weather is still nice!Zachary, Jonathan, Thomas, Reagan
In the corn maze, with Michelle's friend Stephanie who bravely and generously volunteered to come and help keep up with all the children!
Jonathan discovers what fun a corn stalk can be, and Reagan and I walk down the path after having somehow managed to make it out of the corn maze!
Thomas-Corn is FUN!!
I LOVE this picture! I only wish it had all the kids in it. Zachary had already caught up to Michelle when she turned to take the pic, so you can't see him because he's below the camera.
After the corn maze, we visited the animals. This was easily the kids' favorite part!
Reagan liked petting the horse, until it stuck its head over the fence and nibbled at her sleeve!
Thomas-I wan kiss goat! I'm not sure if he actually did or not, but he certainly gave it his best effort!
Zachary LOVED every bit of it!
Thomas, Jonathan, Reagan, Zachary
Pure toddler joy!
After the animals, we finally made it to the pumpkin patch, also known as the coldest, windiest place on earth! We didn't stay very long because we were just too cold! When we left, Thomas was shivering and kept saying through his chattering teeth, "It windy, Momma! It windy!"
My little pumpkin princess!
They are SO ready to get out of the cold! But can I say I love the camo fleeces! I hope at some point this season to get a really good shot of the boys in these fleeces.
After escaping the frigid pumpkin patch, we visited the little store and Michelle purchased a bag of apples that she let the kids fill for her. Mine, especially Reagan, had a blast getting to pick out apples from the big boxes to fill Michelle's bag. Then she very generously sent us home with half of them! And let me say, those were some of the sweetest, yummiest apples I've ever had! The Fruit and Berry Patch was a lot of fun. We will definitely go there again! We hope to go at berry-picking time!
Also, since we're talking yummy food, I'd like to share that I made some delicious Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread last week. I got the recipe from another quad mom when she mentioned it on her blog. You should try it too!
2 comments:
Looks like you all had fun!
XOXO, Kay-Kay
First week of October next year - not last. Lesson learned.
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