Here are some pictures from our annual pumpkin patch adventure to Spooners.
The girls loved riding around in the wheelbarrow, especially Hailey!
Taylor has never been interested in cleaning out the pumpkin, too messy and gooey for her.
Hailey, on the other hand, thought this process was nothing but FUN! She loved scraping out the guts, eating the guts, and smearing the guts all around!
Kevin is our pumpkin artist. He always does a fantastic job. This year, in honor of Taylor's love for the Disney Princesses, he carved (left to right) Ariel, Cinderella, and Snow White. Snow White looks a little angry... oh well it is Halloween!
That's too..........cute! Can't believe Hailey loves the stuff. Looked like Taylor wasn't too impressed with the cleaning part. Don't blame her. Sure looked like a fun day with the girls and WOW!!Kevin what a great job of carving!!! Keep the blog up forever.......
those princesses are awesome! way to go daddy kevin! I have no doubt Taylor will remember this halloween forever :)
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