We took Twister to the pumpkin patch to pick up a pumpkin. And we showed great restraint and did only pick up one pumpkin, although we may have to go again.
He thought this one looked pretty good, but it was too heavy.
Of course he had to brush off his hands.
This one was light enough, although a little weird shaped.
But it got to heavy to take to the wagon.
After he put it down and brushed off his hands, he found one that was just right, perfect shape, and he could even carry it with one hand.
A boy and his pumpkin, the perfect pair.
Until he saw the straw fort. Just look at that face, I know it looks like he’s pleading to go play in the fort, and maybe he is, since I called his name to get him to look.
He found me!
I found him. I think he looks like he’s in a nest. And he was getting tired.
What’s this?
Good thing we took him when we did, it has just been raining since.
What a beautiful sequence. Reminds me to get out there with Dell and get our pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteAwww...the pumpkin series reminds me of Goldilocks! This pumpkin is too big...this one is too small (or oddly shaped)...but this one is just right!
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What fun! I remember picking pumpkins with my children. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this moment's pause from stressful current events...a reminder to be present and take joy in the small things.
ReplyDeletePumpkin patches are unknown to me. Down here, they sell pumpkins on the side of the road, or you can pick one up at the grocery store...can't go pick your own out of the field! Very picturesque! Cute memories!!
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet photos of such a handsome little guy! I can't wait to go, we will be going tmrw or Saturday. I LOVE going, maybe more so than my kids! LOL!
ReplyDeleteI love going to the pumpkin patch! It's one of our traditions now that we live an hour from a nice one!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! We are off to the pumpkin patch today!
ReplyDeleteA perfect day to find the perfect pumpkin. So sweet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful series of photos taken on your trip to the pumpkin patch. Twister is adorable! Doing these things with little kids (especially for the first time) is really wonderful isn’t it? I’m glad you got there before the rain started. I sure wish WE’D get some rain here.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
What a great trip to the pumpkin patch! =) He is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo SWEET!!!!! I like the pic where it looks like he is in a nest!!! =) SO SO SO SO SO SO CUTE!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSweetest little guy! I miss those toddler days - full of innocence and wonder.
ReplyDeleteI'll trade you a snarky 14-almost-15 year old! Please? Pretty please? For a week, maybe?
These are amazing, adorable shots. The colors are so crisp (doncha just love Canon?) and I can feel the freshness of the air through them. I love how he wipes the dirt off his hands after each pumpkin, then nests himself in the straw. Heee Heee. I don't have a little one nearby to take to a pumpkin patch, but that would be a great place to go for some photo ops. Hey, I have a pass to Silver Dollar City and they have a fabulous fall festival going on right now!! Hmmmm..... See ya later!
ReplyDeletePumpkin patch time is one of my favorite times of the year with the boys!
ReplyDeleteIt just isn't fall without a trip to the pumpkin farm! SO CUTE!
ReplyDeletehe is so cute....I love, love,love pumpkin patch pictures. I can't wait to go this year!!
ReplyDeleteCute - did you choose his outfit specifically? Because it totally looks great against the orange of the pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful pictures. I love shots of little kids in pumpkin patches.
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkin patches and straw in the fall. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkin patches! We went on Tuesday for a field trip. My favorite pictures are always the "fort" ones. Little Twister is a Pumpkin Angel. What a sweet face to go with that story!
ReplyDeleteoh my goddness - he is deliciously adorable!
ReplyDeletewhen mine were small, they'd find a nice little corner like that to do their daily constitutional.
ReplyDeletekids and pumpkins, I think the only thing cuter might be kids and puppies.
How how cute is he walking and holding his little pumpkin. I love taking my son to the pumpkin patch... and takings lots and lots of photos. Of course now he's 16 and he just looks at me when I ask if he would like to go get a pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing such a cute moment.