A Visit to Huber's Pumpkin Patch

We decided to take advantage of the beautiful fall weather a couple of Saturdays ago and headed up to Huber's Farm to pick some pumpkins. Davis is at an age where it is just so fun, it is all new and exciting to him and he actually gets what he is supposed to do! He had a hard time deciding which pumpkin he wanted to take home with him. The deciding factor ended up being size because he couldn't carry most of the pumpkins he tried to pick! The picture below shows the winner:

Everytime he sees his pumpkin on the porch when we drive up, he says 'There's my pumpkin, mom'. I think it will be a sad day when the pumpkins get old and have to be thrown away!

A couple of projects

So here are a couple of projects I have recently finished....FINALLY the 'candle' quilt. I spilled a melted candle on this a couple of years ago when I was first working on it. We did everything we could to get it out, but after finishing it and washing it, it sort of looks like a kid might have went pee pee on it. You can't tell unless you really look closely. I am really happy with how it turned out. So fun to actually have a finished quilt that I did all by myself, start to finish! (It only took like 3 years! Hopefully the quilt I am doing for baby girls room doesn't take that long.).

The Moons have been staying with us so I made my beautiful niece, Mylee an Aunt Summer special apron while she was here. I think she liked it...she wore it all night when I gave it to her! I really liked the fabric on this one.

Happy Monday

I hope everyone had a conference weekend. We listened to most of it over the internet because the cable channel wasn't working on our main TV. It was great especially during Davis' naptime so we could really pay attention!

Our brother in law Sheldon is staying with us for a few weeks doing a medical school rotation at UofL. It has been nice to have him around! He helped us..okay he did most of the painting of our basement on Friday. I have been planning this room re-do for a few months and had everything ready to go (we didn't paint down there when we moved in and the color has been killing me). I love how it turned out. I'll have to post some pictures. Sheldon, you are amazing and you can stay with us anytime!

We watched Jen and Keith's 4 kids while they went on a trip for their anniversay last weekend (Friday night through Tuesday). It was really fun and I loved getting to spend the time with the kids. Lets just say it was complete chaos. I have a new found respect for people with several kids. I don't think I am cut out for it! They are such great kids, it is just busy and they are busy and wow, I was tired when it was over! I'm so glad that Keith and Jen got to have a trip together.

Davis is loving his playgroup/preschool class he goes to at my work on Wednesdays. He keeps telling me he goes to school on Wednesday and church on Sunday. He was a little upset when we didn't go to church yesterday. His current obsession is trains, especially the Thomas trains-and we don't have any of those. I think they are ridiculously expensive and haven't come across any in my bargain hunting so he loves to go to Aunt Jen's or to Jo's to play with them. He does stay busy with the great Ikea train set that Grandma Wright got him awhile back.

Baby Girl is just kicking away these days. I have been feeling so good, I am trying to enjoy this phase of pregnancy, before I get too huge and miserable. I am almost done with the 'candle' quilt and I will post a picture when I finish the binding later this week. Then I have to get started on her room quilt and bumper. Can I just say I love the internet? I really have no idea how to do this stuff, but you can find a tutorial for almost anything!