We went to the pumpkin patch on Saturday and found the great pumpkin! It was great pumpkin patch weather and even though it was a little muddy {huge understatement!} we had a great time!
We took our pictures by the pumpkins and…
we saw some animals and…
we played on their rides and… {Carson wasn’t into the rides too much}
we ate hot dogs by the fire and…
we tried taking family pictures and…
we bought the Great Pumpkin and…
we decorated our pumpkins!
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One of our friend’s daughters, Scout, knows her pledge and her mom posted it on their blog which inspired me to get out our video camera! Sarah has learned so much at her school. So, with that said, here is Sarah saying the Pledge of Allegiance, singing My Country Tis Of Thee, and saying her blessing that she says at school. Apparently right after they say he Pledge, they sing!
You may not be able to understand her prayer, so here are the words if you would like to follow along…
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God our Father, God our Father
Once Again, Once Again
We will count our blessings, We will count our blessings
{She added here count our blessings, count our blessings}
Amen, Amen
And Count Our Blessings…We Will!
We went to the Arboretum on Saturday with our photographer. Her work is amazing and every time we get together with her, we have a blast. I have no idea how we got on the subject of medallions and chest hair, but we did, and we laughed the morning away. Thank you Dee for a wonderful time and your teasers {click here to see them} are great!
October is the beginning of fall and fall means pumpkins.
Carson loves pumpkins and anytime he sees one, he yells and
screams with delight!
So today’s word of the day is
Pumpkin
{otherwise pronounced “unkin”}
We went to the fair last Saturday. We had a great time enjoying the company of others and had our share of…
trying to be tall enough to ride the rides…
{notice Sarah is on her tippy toes}
food and drink and…
riding the rides and…
seeing the animals and…
playing games and…
having good ol’ fashion fun with family!
So on Friday, Carson decided that the i in iphone stands for ice. Since he is learning his letters and all…
Carson and I picked Sarah up from school and Sarah went to the fence to tell her friends goodbye. Since I was close to the car, I put Carson in the car {for a minute} and went back to get Sarah. I buckled both children in and went around to the driver’s door and saw my large cup of
used to be iced tea
turned over. As I opened the door, I saw my phone floating in the tea in the middle console. {Before I went into the school to get Sarah, my phone was charging in the console of my car where it always is and my large iced tea was sitting comfortably in the cup holder.}
I panicked, grabbed the phone and it was toast! When I got home, I tried putting it in a bowl of rice to try to dry it out…no such luck, but they said at ATT and Apple that sometimes it works. In my panicked and crying state, I went to the Apple Store in Willow Bend and Ryan hooked me {way better than my warranty} and replaced my phone for free.
Thank You Ryan…you were really n-ice!
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