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Pumpkin Patch
We made our annual trip to pick pumpkins at Huber Farms. We wanted to go while my parents were visiting and only had one free night due to baseball games, dance, and piano. Of course, the forecast for this one free day was rain. It rained all morning, but then by 3:00 p.m. the sun came out. I called Huber's and they said that it was a little wet, but clear and 65 degrees. We decided to go. It was great because there was NO one else there to pick pumpkins. We took our time picking just the right pumpkin, posed for some pictures, enjoyed a yummy meal at the restaurant, and, besides having muddy shoes, the night was perfect.
Doesn't everyone who goes to Huber have this picture?
Molly enjoying a snack while waiting for Rusty to meet us at Huber's.
Meg, Molly and Grandma Thompson
Sam did not want to pose for this picture.
This is the I'll-give-a-half-smile-effort-for-mom-so-she-gets-off-my-back look. Molly loves this pumpkin shirt.
Sam looks so grown up to me in this picture.
Yet another tractor pose.
Because it was an overcast day, the pictures turned out so crisp. Sam had a REALLY hard time choosing just one pumpkin.
Meg, on the other hand, didn't want to traipse through the mud, and picked the first one she saw.
Molly didn't really want to choose a pumpkin, she just wanted to play with her monkey.
Ben chose such a big pumpkin he had to rest every few steps while taking it to the car.
A yummy country dinner--most things FRIED!
When we got home Meg and Ben needed to do some homework, Sam laid on the couch to watch and fell asleep like this. He ended up staying home the next two days from school because he had a virus.
Doesn't everyone who goes to Huber have this picture?
Molly enjoying a snack while waiting for Rusty to meet us at Huber's.
Meg, Molly and Grandma Thompson
Sam did not want to pose for this picture.
This is the I'll-give-a-half-smile-effort-for-mom-so-she-gets-off-my-back look. Molly loves this pumpkin shirt.
Sam looks so grown up to me in this picture.
Yet another tractor pose.
Because it was an overcast day, the pictures turned out so crisp. Sam had a REALLY hard time choosing just one pumpkin.
Meg, on the other hand, didn't want to traipse through the mud, and picked the first one she saw.
Molly didn't really want to choose a pumpkin, she just wanted to play with her monkey.
Ben chose such a big pumpkin he had to rest every few steps while taking it to the car.
A yummy country dinner--most things FRIED!
When we got home Meg and Ben needed to do some homework, Sam laid on the couch to watch and fell asleep like this. He ended up staying home the next two days from school because he had a virus. 
5 comments:
The colors in your picture turned out really sharp. I have to admit though, I don't have one of all of us in the wood cut out. Maybe next time. It looks like you had fun. Something I wish we would have been able to squeeze in this Fall. Oh well.
We really enjoyed this evening at the Pumpkin Patch. I don't think I have got my shoes completely clean yet, but it was worth it. How did the pumpkins turn out after you carved them?
This is almost too painful to read as Huber has ruined any other pumpkin patch for me! Love that place.
You pictures are fabulous...what a fun family day!
Man, I MISS HUBER! I love that place. It is the one fall thing I wish we could drive back for. So glad you had such a nice day while you were there. And Molly's cookie looked yummy! Nothing like ending the day with a healthy dinner full of grease. That's southern cookin' for you!
Hope all is well!
Wow...Those pictures of Huber Farm make me pretty home sick!! There really is no place like it!! So my mom showed me a bunch of your all's pictures from the girl's trip...let me just say, freakin' hilarious!!! I loved all of your "Facebook" faces too!! You all are so funny and my mom said it was such a blast!!! :) How FUN!!!
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