Well, this carnival, fun center, pumpkin selling corner was the closest thing we could find for a pumpkin patch. We let each kid pick the rides of their choice...
Preston wanted the large slide and the bouncy castle, CJ wanted the moving rides..thank goodness he choose Clay to go with him on the spinning one...Laura wouldn't have made it on that one, Clay looked a little blue when he came off and he is the one that is accustomed to motion sickness... Aparri chose the large slide and then the swings..Laura and Clay were a little anxious to put her on the swing, it looked like it went pretty fast, but she was adament that she wanted to go...so go she did...the look on her face when they started picking up speed was hilarious...but, she didn't cry, she just held on for dear life, and then when she realized that she was ok and it was actually kinda fun...she cracked a smile for us! Aparri survived her first carnival ride!!! The boys had a great time cheering on their little sister..and making funny faces - as you can see. I wish we could say that they were making funny faces to make Aparri happy...but no, that is just what boys do best...be silly ALL THE TIME!!!
So, we let the kids ride the rides and then left...yes, we left pumpkinless...the prices were rediculous....$9 for the small pumpkins and up from there....so we stopped at Nellis Commissary Pumpkin Patch (aka..grocery store) on the way home. We had a great time picking out our favorite pumpkins...and waa laa...the pumpkins were even bigger than the $9.00 pumpkins on the lot and cost $3.50 instead... that is my kind of pumpkin patch! When we got home, the kids had a great time painting and designing their own pumpkins. I think we just might have to try and grow our own pumpkins next year; right next to our watermelon plant!!!
2 comments:
That looks like so much fun. Laura, you just get prettier all the time. And your kids are darling.
Lisa, you are too sweet! You sure know how to make a girl feel good!!! Thanks!
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