
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Saturday, September 18, 2010
A Day at Wolf Oak Acres

What a fun place to take the kids.
The owners were kind enough to open this, there first weekend, for free to the families of their workers.
I sure am glad we took advantange of this opportunity, because we ALL had a blast.
Everytime I wanted to join the kids in their fun, I handed my camera to hubby....so, to my surprise, I keep finding myself among the pictures.!
In case you haven't seen me lately, I am wearing the Holy Cross sweatshirt.
That's a lot of rope for a little girl.
She did it !

Again, I'm caught on film. (What was I caught on? I know this isn't film?)
You may notice I let go of both ends of the rope.. That would probably cause some sort of trouble is I was roping a real cow.
On to ride a cow.
Getting the "thumbs up" from our driver---Matt!!
Quite bumpy, but very fun!!

These are some serious pedal cars.
I would love one of these for each member of the family---we would be in great physical shape in no time.
They had the perfect sized car for everyone.
Kimmy needed a little push every once in a while.
Go Laura, Go Laura!!

Yep, Daddy got in on the fun too!
Not the right size for you, Amy!
CORN CANNON!!

Unusual stance, but I was the closest to the target!
A little duck racing


Luke is trying his luck racing 3 ducks at once.
Sluicing for precious stones

Sorting through some of their great finds!
This is too cool for a 5 year old boy...

Here we go....wish us luck...I believe we will need it.....
This is the map of the most awesome cornmaze in Central New York.
Friday, September 17, 2010
{this moment}
{this moment} - A Friday ritual. A single photo - no words - capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savor and remember. If you're inspired to do the same, leave a link to your 'moment' in the comments at Soulmama for all to find and see.
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I just can't believe my baby girl is getting so big.....times flies much to fast.....pretty soon their will be no more prairie bonnets, baby dolls and apple purses.....
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