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Monday, October 25, 2010

Busy Fall Days

We've been staying busy the past few months with getting Sage in a routine, Maddox getting older and trying to keep them both happy. We took them on a quick picnic when the weather was nice.














Maddox enjoyed climbing and sliding


























Sage enjoyed watching him


























Although he had fun, you would never be able to tell from the pics. When the camera comes out, the smiles run and hide.













A few days after our picnic, Elizabeth and Chris came up and we all went to Deanna Rose for their pumpkin patch activities. First we checked out the animals again.













Maddox wouldn't pet the goats













but he would get in their faces and yell at them to wake up













After the animals, we all took a hayride to the pumpkin patch













We did the corn maze













By this point, Maddox had had enough, we had just gotten to the pumpkin patch and it was already time to go home.













He held it together long enough to pick out a few pumpkins













The next weekend, we had a visit from the Saunders family. Leighton was really interested in Sage













And her and Maddox had a great time playing together







































She is such a cutie that we are already planning their wedding













Last weekend we headed to the Louisburg Cider Mill.

Of course, Maddox wouldn't smile













He got to play amongst some pumpkins again













And enjoyed an apple cider donut













He pulled around some wagons













and then rode around in a wagon













Sage just watched













Finally, when we got home, we got a few smiles


























We took some pictures of Sage too







































The next day, we converted Maddox's bed from a crib into a big boy bed







































Goofing during dinner













Sage at play













Maddox ready to leave for daycare with his back pack and, of course, Dill.

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