Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Pumpkin Patches!

Both of the 'little guys' had fields trips this month to the Pumpkin Patch and I was lucky enough to have some vacation time saved up to be able to go with both of them and their classes on the field trips.

First up was Pooley's Pumpkin Patch with Noah's class:





Unfortunatly my camera died and I didn't have any more batteries charged up, so I didn't get very many pictures at all. :( But we still had a great time despite the very cold/rainy day that we had. Pooley's is a cute little place, especially for the little ones. They have alot of animals they can pet, and a little trike track where they could race around driving tricycles. There was a corn maze and a 'sandbox' that was actually full of corn instead of sand. We had a good time.

Next Up was Christian's field trip to Vala's:

Let me tell you, this is one serious Pumpkin Patch. I don't even think we saw half of what was going on there. Apparently they too have a corn maze, race track, and corn sand box...they also have train rides, hayrack rides, haunted houses, pig races, stage shows, a mechanical dragon that eats pumpkins, haunted forest, a billion little cut outs you can stick your head in and take your pictures and tons of little shoppes where you can buy anything from caramel apples to snow cones. Way too much to see in one day.


Needless to say we had alot of fun:





Thursday, October 1, 2009

The Power of Prayer

Just about two weeks ago I heard the story of Evie Jayne from another 'friend' on a local networking board I frequent. She had posted a link to Evie's blog and I had went on over there and read her story from the very first post and was just amazed at the power of God's healing.

This morning Evie and her parents were on a local radio station for a segment called " Thursday Morning Praise". I can not find an audio link on the site to post so that you can listen to their story (boo!) but if you have time to read about it on their blog, you should.

Really makes a person stop and think about how grateful they are for the things in their lives!