Pumkin Patch Fun

We found a fun little pumpkin patch up north somewhere. It was cute but small, it took us 2 hours to get there, we spent about 2 hours there and then a 2 hour drive home. Still, it was worth it to get out of the heat for a couple of hours.

My little scarecrows

corn mazes

hubbie showing off his serious love of all things popcorn!

Another facebook note:

10/2007
Okay so my husband has been in training for the past 2 weeks, it's been down town with people from all over Arizona, most of whom are staying in hotels locally and party-ing it up while away from their families. They think they need to include my husband in this.. because why on earth would he want to go home to his family?? He has been asked to go drinking more times than he was ever asked in High School. There are a few people there that he works with in his office, they know he's Mormon and announced it to the whole training class, no big deal, but they all started asking him how "practicing" of a Mormon he was, like you can go to the bar with us and have a beer right? He's also been propositioned by one lady, and another lady started getting really close, laughing at his jokes and actually stroked his leg a couple of times. This lady actually asked what I do, Scott said, well she works in accounting, but really is a stay at home mom, to this she replied "Oh, so she's pretty boring then?" I can only guess where she was going with this. Thankfully, my husband came to my defense and said I'm very exciting! This one really ticked me off and I wanted to go kick the lady's trash until I was informed she's been a cop for the last 8 years... okay so I'll let it slide this time. He declined to go drinking Monday night, becuase we we're going to carve pumpkins as a family (he thankfully left out the "Family Home Evening" part, they'd have had a hey day with that one!) for that they asked if he could get any more "Brady bunch." So I'm saddened that the world thinks my husband is a nerd for wanting to spend time with his wife and children, angered that there are mormons out there that will go to the bar for just one beer, and basically I feel the need to make my home even more of a sanctuary against the world. Sad, huh?

Another one from facebook!

09/2007
Okay, I was getting ready to go to church and decided to wear my knee high leather boots, I was feeling pretty proud of myself because I could finally get them on (my baby is 18 months old, I'm finally losing some of the weight!) I walked out of the room and my dear, sweet 4 year old says (and I will not do justice to his tone on the computer, but I'll try) "WHAT are you wearing??" I said "What? good or bad?" He said "BAD!" so I went in to change my shirt, came back out and he said "No mom, TAKE OFF THE BOOTS!" so I then took off the boots and he then told me the shirt I was wearing looked bad. Like 6 outfits later I was given approval to leave my room ... All from the little boy wearing glow in the dark dinosaur jammies!

It's starting already...

I am so screwed.

I found a couple of "notes" I had posted on facebook long ago before I had a blog. I thought they would be better preserved here. So I will enlighten you for the next few days:)

Here's somethin' from this little fella' when he was 4 (seems like a lifetime ago!):

I was making a peanut butter sandwich after preschool one day when Little Man says to me “My vajama itches” I slowly turned around and said “Your what?” He said “My vajama, you know down here?” (Pointing to his crotch and looking at me like I’m a complete idiot) Now, I know how Little Man’s internal computer works and if I over react it’ll be like a go ahead to use the word as often as possible. So I calmly asked where he learned the word. He said from his cousins. I wasn’t really surprised although I was a little concerned as to where, when (and HOW) this conversation came about. I tried to explain that he didn’t have a “vajama” that only girls do, but I obviously don’t know what I’m talking about because his 6 year old cousin is always right!