Donuts---enjoyed immediately (Cider brought home for later. Mmm.)
Hayride to the pumpkin patch
"So many of us! So many of us!"
Pleased with our selection
Happy boys
Back along the country lane (pulled by a tractor)
Moonrise over the Red Barn
Ghost stories and spooky songs on the drive home
BOO!
5 comments:
So fun. I'm hoping we're going to get to go pick some punkins on saturday.
I need you to come take some pictures of my kids. I haven't taken anything worth keeping, lately. And I haven't been taking any. So.
Your boys are so darling marilyn!
Hey, did you guys make it to the big red barn again for some cider on Saturday? I hope I didn't stay too long and keep you from going! Thanks for sharing the cider with me, Abe--it was SCRUMPTIOUS!
I love the Pumpkin Patch! Of course, anything in Vegas wouldn't equal yours in Santaquin, but we'll take what we can get. :)
I didn't realize you wrote for the Spanish Fork newspaper -- how cool is that? What's your beat? I'm not worth any pointers at this time of my life. I'm just consulting the AP Guide and am reviewing past articles I've written.
I've seen Les Mis a few times (the traveling Broadway productions -- definitely not London's version), but I loved the Tuachan one the best (maybe it was the setting -- not sure). Most of the cast were BYU performance grads, and they were fantastic. Unfortunately, the last performance was on Saturday. I need to go more often . . . it's not too far from me, and we're culturally starved in Sin City.
You know, I've been meaning to get together with Philip and Allison on one of our many Disneyland trips (our season passes just expired, so we were always down there). With the craziness of travel, I just never got around to it.
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