Jeremy had some work to do in San Antonio, and so we got to hang out with him this weekend. We took advantage of the season and went to Medina's pumpkin patch. There was a lot going on at this place. We really had a good time. 
Jeremy on a Texas long horn
Hayride through the apple orchard
Preston's first pony ride (or is that a mule? Oh, and just for the record I did offer him the option of removing his shin guards...mom)
Jeremy on a Texas long horn
Hayride through the apple orchard
Preston's first pony ride (or is that a mule? Oh, and just for the record I did offer him the option of removing his shin guards...mom)
A baby chick
A really cool tree the kids could walk inside
A really cool tree the kids could walk inside
Native American dancer from the Sioux Nation
Pumpkin Maze
Pumpkin Maze
Painting pumpkins
For lunch we walked into the teeny tiny town of Medina and happened upon this roadside burger place. It was an experience. The food was really good. I tried my first fried okra. When asking the lady if it was good she was incredulous I had never eaten it before and exclaimed I could not be a Southern girl. I guess not.
Oh, and we rescued a turtle on the highway. Well, actually it rescued itself before we could get to it, but it was still exciting to happen upon a turtle.
For lunch we walked into the teeny tiny town of Medina and happened upon this roadside burger place. It was an experience. The food was really good. I tried my first fried okra. When asking the lady if it was good she was incredulous I had never eaten it before and exclaimed I could not be a Southern girl. I guess not.
Oh, and we rescued a turtle on the highway. Well, actually it rescued itself before we could get to it, but it was still exciting to happen upon a turtle.
2 comments:
Looks like such a fun adventure! miss u guys! mom needs a birthday list from you and tado! later
I got the biggest kick out of these pics!
hey...how much did you pay for your piano...I need to know what the going rate is...im in hot pursuit :)
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