Even though we call our Nana, "Nana", we wore our "Grandma's Pumpkin" shirts, because after all she still is our Grandma, no matter what we call her (and Nana shirts are hard to find, for some reason!)!
It was PACKED and let's just say, we became an exhibit very quickly, with again people asking if they could take photos of my children. Weird, but whatever. I totally love talking to people and answering questions, but having random people just come up and say, "can I take a picture of your kids?", well that's just WEIRD! I didn't like that and as much as I wanted to be there, I suddenly knew we needed to leave as soon as we could. There were seriously a thousand people around, but I still wanted to enjoy the time because I was so looking forward to making this memory with my little girls at the pumpkin patch fir the first time!
Here we are getting out of the car, I never seem to be in the photos, so this is the best we got with the wind blowing:
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| Of course Claire had her tongue out the whole time since the wind was blowing!! Such a ham! |
After getting a little overwhelmed, we managed to find a little spot to take some photos of the girls without being a main attraction...but of course trying to get them all to sit still and look at the camera, is, well, impossible at this point!
We then went to try to explore around the farm a little and look at all the animals (even though we have been there a million and one times, we had never been with the girls).
And just for fun...
To be honest, they didn't have any small pumpkins and the lines were out of control so we got carmel apples and left to go to another place and get pumpkins, cider and apples and I am so glad we did. We got such better deals on apples and lots of pumpkins to choose from which were perfect for the girls since they were much smaller.
Fall photos to come!
