Potentially cute group picture of my kids...minus Maile scourer. Here is our hayride. We had 28 kids and 10 adults in our "field trip"!
We got to learn about the things they grow. Oddly enough I found out that baby carrots are really big carrots that are shaved down. All this time I thought otherwise. In fact I told the kids one day that we need to grow the baby carrots in our garden because they taste better!!!! LOL
Dallin and Aubree HAD to go the furthest away to find the perfect pumpkin.
And of course I HAD to get a picture of the kiddos with their pumpkins in the patch. Unfortunately we held up the hayride in my attempts of capturing the moment.
Ask me if we planned to wear all the same colors? I know kind of cheesy but especially when we are in big groups I need to identify my children, and if they are all in the same color...it's easier.
This was the first for us.....pig races! If you haven't seen them it is quite fun for the kids. They train them with Oreo cookies. I will race for Oreos-no one has ever offered me Oreos to run.
Here is half of our group. What fun families :)
Hahaha here is Maile scared to death going down but she loved it!
This could have been all that we have done and they would have been content.
I really had to let go a little bit. I am quite a germaphobe. I typically don't DO public things like this they creep me out-all that could be on it.
But I caved with peer pressure and let my kid indulge.
Fun and but the same thought GROSS. I kept on thinking happy thoughts not germy thoughts!!Funny thing when we got home Dallin had pockets full of corn and Maile had quite a few in her diaper ?!!!?
My fav the maze and none other than Edward v.s. Jacob!!! We did the kiddie maze and then the Jacob and ended in the Edward side.
The girls wanting to take a picture "hidden" in the corn stalk.
Ashlyn and Malulani they are in class together and they don't really play together but they did today.
Miss Tayler and Aubree
All this fun and I get a grumpy face from my Aubree :(
This goat was the smartest of them all. He sat there and sat there until some gullible kid would spend money for his food as if he was starving.
Aubree my only brave kid to hand feed the Llama.We could have stayed there for another 4 hours. Thanks to Denise that coordinated the "field trip" we had a blast.
