This is not your typical pumpkin patch. We were not on a farm, there were no hayrides, no hot chocolate, no pies to sample, smores to cook, or animals to feed. A local church puts on this pumpkin patch as a fundraiser each year. The boys enjoyed pulling a wagon around in search of their perfect pumpkin! There was laughter and happiness and that is what is most important. Do you notice what the boys are wearing...shorts and a t-shirt, in the middle of October! 
It has been fun to watch Lendl soak up Halloween and all that it involves. He has been ready to dress up for weeks and he is excited to carve his own pumpkin.
Daniel has always been very observant. Each time he saw a pumpkin, it was searched for roundness, dirt spots, the perfect stem, and little Daniel considered what design would best fit that pumpkin. After choosing about 6 pumpkins he finally made his selection. Stay tuned for our pumpkin carvings.
1 year ago
4 comments:
What fun! The boys look like they are having so much fun. I am anxious to see what their pumpkins look like!
The pumpkins are huge!!! We have yet to carve any either and for some reason I am kind of shying away from the mess. I need to just get over it and do it because the kids have so much fun. I got your message and I will call you!! Talk soon
Kirill and Alex say hi and they like your pumpkins. They love to look at your pictures on the blog. Post more mom!
How fun to be able to go to any pumpkin patch. When we lived in Salt Lake we'd go to the pumpkin patch at This is the Place and get our pumpkins. Now we just get to get them from the grocery store.
Plus, I'm jealous of the shorts. We are having typical Ketchikan October weather.
RAIN, RAIN, and more RAIN with A TON of WIND.
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