Yesterday we took our first trip to a pumpkin patch. We went to Knapp’s Farm at Green Bluff and had a blast! I’m sure you could guess from all the pictures it was a beautiful place and such a great place for the kids to play. Jessica, Kelby, Stephanie, her son Robbie, Addilynn and I all rode up together in Jessica’s trail blazer. You can imagine what fun that was with two toddlers, a one year old, and three sleep deprived mothers! Kelby and Addilynn’s conversation consisted of a few different sayings 1. Mine 2. Don’t do that 3. Mom, Kelby is touching me 4. occasional shrieks
I’m sure there were more but all in all they really did do a great job for being stuck in the car for that long. Alaina was lucky that we met her to pick up lunch so she didn’t have to listen to the battle royale coming from the back seat! All of us were so excited about how the day went. When we got to the farm, we ate our lunch then started out on our pumpkin picking adventure! After the pumpkin patch we visited the animals and then ran through the maze. This was by far the kids favorite part. They were way too cute watching them run and explore through the giant maze of hay. When the day was done the kids were beyond exhausted and the moms were grateful the day was a total success!
Addilynn went and found this pumpkin all by herself! I didn’t think she would come back with anything but to my surprise she picked out this cute tall and skinny baby pumpkin just her size! She was so proud of it I just had to get it for her!
Addilynn still working on her posing skills! We took a ton of pictures and she was such a good sport stopping to pose every once in awhile.
Addilynn was just as interested in the dirt as she was the pumpkins! Alaina thought it would be really funny to have her put her hands all over her face and it actually made for quite a cute picture. She even looks cute with dirt all over her face and hands!
Addilynn wanted to try and push the pumpkins all by her self, which seems to be her new thing. Everything has to be done by herself. I love her new found independence, and it also serves as a good patience building skill for mommy.
The Group: Stephanie, Jessica, Alaina, and I on the bottom row is Robbie, Kelby, Beau, and Little Miss Addilynn
The MAZE….
This last picture totally cracks me up because she has a real issue with sticking her tongue out. She doesn’t even know she is doing it but when she is concentrating she has her tongue out. It makes her smarter! NO she doesn’t get it from me either that would be her father 100% of the way this is one trait I will gladly hand over to Dad!