Monday, October 27, 2008

our day at the pumpkin patch

we had a wonderful day at phillips farm in germantown, md this weekend. christian was able to see so many animals that he has only learned about through books. we went on a hayride, picked our pumpkins from the field, fed the animals, took a pony ride and made many lasting memories. it is always such a great time when we are able to spend the day together as a family. growing up on a farm playing on hay, feeding animals and being able to just roam free is something that i used to take for granted but now that i have children, watching them experience those things is just priceless. we hope you enjoy our slideshow from the farm below. freddie's football game was cancelled due to bad weather on saturday so no updates on that. it rained early saturday and then turned into a beautiful weekend so we are thankful for that. have a great week!

2 comments:

KSH said...

oh looks yall had so much fun great pics. he is such a doll and freddie jr is handsome as well . Happy Halloween Can't wait to see pics of CS in his costume.

Anonymous said...

you guys all look great! omar had to take a double look at christian...he couldn't believe just how much he has grown. i swear it seems just like yesterday he was a newborn.

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