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My little Punkin's

I absolutely love this time of year...fall colors changing, the smell of harvest, tractor/combine rides with Dad and Trent...really, nothing tops this time of year. I love all the color, wearing hoodies, drinking hot apple cider and watching football on the weekends. Unfortunately, so far, it's been almost 80 degrees....which typically would be great, except, I'm READY for fall weather. 60/70's please!!!!

We took advantage of Jason's birthday and the great weather and had a fun family outing to Millennium Farms in Benton County. They've got all kinds of fun things for the kids to do, and for $5 per person, you get to take a hayride out to the pumpkin patch and pick any one you'd like. Colton LOVED it. Emmalyn, she was probably less than thrilled, but mostly because she was so sweaty and hot. It was probably 85 degrees while we were there -- but that didn't stop my camera from working. We got some great pictures.
Colton kept asking Jason, "How do we get out Daddy?"
You could imagine, he was tickled to see the end of the maze!

"Train" Ride
Tube Slide


Family Photo!

Jason helping Colton pick out his pumpkin!

He loved this part...

Back to Brookston to get more Pumpkins with Mamps

Cutest Punkin's there!

"Here, Mamps, it's heavy..."

Love this one...Mamps & Colton

Poor thing...it was a long day in the heat...

He wanted to sit on this huge pumpkin!

Thank God he didn't drop her.... :)

What a great way to wrap up a fun weekend! Hope you had a memorable 30th Birthday Jason -- we love you!! (Don't worry, the adults only 30th birthday celebration comes later in the month....Dress Up Halloween Party anyone?? :) )

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