We took Cameron to the pumpkin patch in St. James on Saturday. It was a success in that we left there with a pumpkin, but I don't think Cameron understood why these orange things were such a big deal. He just walked right past the pumpkins and continued exploring.
We threw him back in the mix with the pumpkins. All it did was provide agility training for him to weave his way around the pumpkins to get out.
Nothing says "Pumpkin Patch" like a picture on an alligator.
Cute photo. The sad part? I only took this picture because I couldn't keep up with their pace.
He'll thank us for these next two photos one day. :-)
Waving bye bye? Nope. He didn't want a single part of his body to touch the hay. We thought it was cute so like the good parents we are we kept sitting him back on to get a good picture. Sad realization...when we got home the kid was covered in itchy, bright red patches everywhere on his body that touched the hay. Ooops. That was our first hay encounter. Thank the Lord we didn't go on the hay ride.
We threw him back in the mix with the pumpkins. All it did was provide agility training for him to weave his way around the pumpkins to get out.
Nothing says "Pumpkin Patch" like a picture on an alligator.
Cute photo. The sad part? I only took this picture because I couldn't keep up with their pace.
He'll thank us for these next two photos one day. :-)
Waving bye bye? Nope. He didn't want a single part of his body to touch the hay. We thought it was cute so like the good parents we are we kept sitting him back on to get a good picture. Sad realization...when we got home the kid was covered in itchy, bright red patches everywhere on his body that touched the hay. Ooops. That was our first hay encounter. Thank the Lord we didn't go on the hay ride.
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