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Visit to the Pumpkin Patch

Our playgroup met today at a wonderful pumpkin patch. The farm belongs to a couple in our church. Emily's behavior was far from good. She believed every pumpkin, gourd and wagon was hers. I was worn out when we left, but I got some great pictures in this wonderful Fall setting!


Alex, Emily and Jackson


Jaimi, Ginger and Sarah Kate

Comments

Kelly said…
That was a great idea to go to the pumpkin patch for play group! Let's do it again next year! :-)
You and I can take the girls to a pumpkin patch for lots of pics next year!!!! CAN'T WAIT!!!
Jessica said…
Such cute pictures! : )
These pictures are cute! I can't wait to take our little guy to the pumpkin patch!
Leigh Ann said…
Cute, cute pictures. We go tomorrow and I can't wait.
Sara Campbell said…
What a cute picture of you and the girls, Laurie. You need to frame that one! sara
The Garners said…
Don't you just love the pumpkin patch!! It's one of my favorite things to do every year! Really cute pictures. I was exhausted after taking the kids on Thursday, but it was worth it!

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