I always take a billion pictures, but don't worry, I won't share them all...Only 16 with some commentary added...hahahaha!
This was such a cute scene seeing Daddy push Lila around in the wagon. She certainly has him wrapped around her little finger!
The boys made it through the straw maze several times. There was a big, fake spider in one part that jumped down whenever there was a loud noise. The first time they went through Luke was seriously terrified of it after he saw it jump down. He was stuck in the maze for a while because he didn't want to walk past the spider to find the way out. It was so funny!
Now that is the cutest pumpkin I have ever seen! :)
Lila LOVES swings! She could have swung on this horse swing for hours if we let her. It is pretty unbelievable to me how fearless Lila is in general, but especially around her Daddy. She trusts him and has no cares in the world around him, even in this tire swing...
I'm not gonna lie, it made me nervous setting Lila off in the swing, but she adored every second of it!
And it was the boys' favorite part of our visit...
Last year we had a family picture in this same spot so we took one again to see how everyone had changed. Lila of course changed the most since last year she was only 10 weeks old when we went.
On the way home we spotted Mater off the side of the road and we couldn't pass up the chance letting the boys meet him in person.
We also stopped for a small excursion to explore the mountains a little. Luke and Lila had fallen asleep so Grandma stayed in the car with them while me, Mark and Andy had a walk around.
I loved the red color of the mountains and the Fall colors were so beautiful on all the surrounding trees.
My sweet Andy always has the BEST smile!
And after all of that, I realized I didn't even get any pictures of the boys with the pumpkins! Hahaha! Oh well! Going down to Central Utah is always so bittersweet for me. We miss living down there. We miss the smell of the fresh air. We miss the canyon breezes that blow in every night. We miss how much more clear the sky and stars are every night. I miss taking long walks to the Manti Temple with the kids. We miss all the sweet people down there and the friends we made. We miss the feeling of small country town living. We still have this longing in our hearts wishing we were able to make it our permanent home. Maybe some day...















4 comments:
Looks like a very fun day, beautiful pictures!
I loved the family photo. I definitely don't take enough of those.
Looks like so much fun. Wish I would have done a pumpkin patch instead of the grocery store pumpkins...oh well.
What a beautiful pumpkin patch! The pictures are adorable.
That pumpkin patch looks like such a great place take a family! I love all your pictures.
I can completely sympathize with what you mean about missing living in a smaller town. There was a time I thought I could never enjoy living in a large city, and yet here we are in a high rise, living the "big city life". We've discovered that it can be really fun, and we just love our fabulous view. However, there's still a part of me that can't let go of my old dreams. I still ache a little to live in a house in a small town. I still wish my children could have a dog. I miss stars and fresh air, too. And, I also hope that maybe we have a "some day"...
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