It's a really neat place--in addition to the pumpkin patch, Nicholas' class got to do some pretty neat things, including riding a pony, milking a cow, feeding goats and sheep and holding a chicken. I highly recommend it just for a visit with your family...very impressive, friendly staff.
I also did Brian a favor and gutted pumpkins with the kids (without him). He really hates that job. But we had some fun:
We went to Door County for a drive this weekend. I would have had some great pictures--but for the fact that my memory card was in Brian's laptop. And the laptop was at home.
Then we went to Tundra Lodge to stay overnight. Anna and I ended up going home, because she had a fever. I saw the worst in my 10 year old, let me tell you...nothing like a screaming, stamping your feet, crying fit in the hallways of the hotel. Brian stayed and wasn't impressed--we are used to Lodge at Cedar Creek, and this was a miniature, less nice version of that.
Today Nicholas is getting a Character Counts award at his school, so I could be doing another post with pictures later.
I also started Anna's sweater, so I'll post pictures of that later too.
Otherwise, just trying to stay healthy and keep everyone else healthy.
2 comments:
I still can't believe how big the kids are!!
They all look fantastic, Lynnette.
Your kids are getting so big. I hate gutting the pumpkins also.
I always loved the field trips to the pumpkin patch. One of my favorite field trips.
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