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Pumpkin Patch...

We recently took Lyla to the pumpkin patch.  It's a great little place that has animals, games, pumpkins...fun for the whole family! 

This was one of the only pictures I got of Lyla in her Halloween bow. 
(And doesn't she look thrilled?!)

Much to my dismay, Lyla loved the chickens.
(Birds are a no-go in this house.)
 
Here little bunny...

Feeding the goats (much better than chickens!)

Lyla was so very excited for a family picture! 
Can you see the joy on her face?!

Not a great picture, but she really liked the wagon ride :-)

"What?  You want me to smile?"

Our little pumpkin with a great big pumpkin :-)

A fun family trip to the pumpkin patch :-)
(and a special thanks to Aunt Rachel who came with us!)

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