Kruger's Pumpkin Patch

Lately, Brad has been working really hard for midterms, and has gotten home pretty late because of that, construction and public transportation not meshing well, and some crazy situation with one of his classes. I thought that I would pretty much NOT see him all weekend, but he surprised me with spending the whole day with me on Saturday, provided I help him with flashcards when possible.

We had a Living Social deal that I had bought that was good for two admissions to a corn maze, two 25 lb pumpkins, two roasted ears of corn, and two caramel apples, all for the price of one. Um, yes please! We went up to Kruger's Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch, and had a grand ol' time.

I thought this was a beautiful view of the farm. And though the clouds looked foreboding all afternoon, not one drop of rain fell upon our heads.

This is in the corn maze. Obviously, we should have had the roasted corn first, since Brad got hungry so quickly and was willing to eat a caterpillar. Maybe someday I'll learn.

After I took this picture, and Bradley looked at it, he pointed at me and laughed saying, "You married me!"

Both this picture and the above picture were us on top of the look-out tower in the middle of the maze. Anyone familiar with our navigational skills will understand why it took us quite awhile to find our way outta there. Those that are not familiar, count your blessings.

Me pointing the way.

Ok, the tower is where the spider's head is, and this picture is facing toward the spider's abdomen/bum.

I just wanted a picture of me with the corn.

Us in the corn maze. This was in the skull area of the maze.

Sigh of relief, we made it out. We have GPS on our phones.

Brad looking cute. Or annoyed I'm photographing him. You choose.

I liked this little pumpkin. I named him Rolly.

Brad's pumpkin. It's kinda flat on the other side, but its front is rally nice.

Some things never die. Including, tying a coat around your waist. It's surprisingly convenient. But so are fanny packs, I imagine.

Ok, the roasted corn was dipped in butter, and then sprinkled with lemon pepper.

Yeah. I know. You're jealous.

I never eat caramel, and rarely eat apples, but this thing: AWESOME

It tasted like those caramel apple suckers!!!

It was a fun day. Just saying.

Later that evening we went to Brad's sister, Ashlee's house, and had food and fun times. She even treated me to a deep conditioning for my hair! It is silky smooth, and shiny. Today, Sunday, the fam all got together for dinner after church, and we ate, and talked, played with the kids, and then played a game called Tic. Or, Tick. Or, Tik. I'm not sure which one, but it doesn't matter. I WON! By a whopping 2 points! Whoot!

I sure am happy. And not just cuz I won...