Last weekend we took the kids to the pumpkin patch. It's funny how here it's October, but it was seriously in the 90's. It was so hot. It was cool when we left and by the time we got there, it was so warm. I was going to bring some shorts for Alex, because I was afraid he would get hot, but Dan convinced me not to, so I didn't. I should have though!
We took a lot of pictures, but there weren't a lot of food ones. Anna would not look at the camera. She just wanted to look at the pumpkins and anything but the camera. Alex, well he's 11 months, so you can't really expect much there. Lol.
Me and my little pumpkins.

Sweet little Alex.

He didn't really want to be here.

My other pumpkin, Anna.

When we got the the pumpkin patch, Dan pointed out the deformed pumpkins and gourds and called them crazy pumpkins. She LOVED them and wanted to keep finding them and looking at them.

This is Alex's first time wearing shoes outside. They were given to me, so they don't quite fit the best. It was so hot, so I rolled up his pants. He looks extremely dorky, but I wanted him to be comfortable.
We all took a train ride together, for $12. Completely overpriced, but Anna loves trains, so we did it.
Not my best angle. My arms look huge. Gotta work on my triceps. :)
They had this haystack pyramid and Anna loved climbing up it. She then spied some "crazy" pumpkins a ways away and wanted to go see them.
Lots of pumpkins.
Anna in the little hay maze.
They had this kind of trail through a ton of sunflowers with different scenarios and Halloween stuff. Here is a Cat in the Hat one. Anna loves Cat in the Hat, so we took a picture.
We tried to get a cute one of them together, but this is the best we got.
Anna with the baby pumpkins.
Alex had fun holding this pumpkin.
She didn't really want to look through this, but I made her.
A cute little baby!
Once again, refusing to look at the camera, but she still looks cute.

















