down on the farm.

We live not even twenty minutes from the best farm in Georgia. I look forward to the Fall every year because of this farm. They have a corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayrides, a cow train, all kinds of animals, pig races, a jumping pillow, slides, corn cannons....the list goes on and on. It is enough to keep my two year old (and two adults) entertained for days. Emma Kate enjoyed the commotion, too. She just slept right through it.

My two boys checking out the farm and planning what to do first.



The jumping pillow. P loves to jump....


and jump....


and jump....


and jump....


and jump some more.


Snoozy Emma Kate. Let's see....I think she was just 8 days old here.


The cow train. Poor daddy.



Our best group shot (minus Taylor). This is about as good as it gets these days. P is not really into my camera lately.


Emma Kate's first pumpkin. I just couldn't resist....


P painting pumpkins. Don't tell my husband, but pink is P's new favorite color since EK's arrival. I'm sure this won't last long.


Isn't this place pretty?


We ran into Jeremy, Jill, and Jackson (and baby Truett) at the pig races. So much fun!


Soo wee!


Those little boogers are fast. And, oh so cute. It took me three races to get these pictures. Don't they look like Wilbur from Charlotte's Web? I almost snatched one up and hid it in my sling to take home with me. Not sure the dogs would like an additional roommate, though.


Our view from the hayride. I wouldn't mind taking one of these home, either. Maybe I should just retire and buy a farm. That's the plan anyway....


We had a blast at Southern Belle farm. Can't wait to go back in the Spring for berry pickin'.