Weekly Wrapup- Oct 18-22

The week is over? What happened? Apparently we were having loads of fun with Granny here and now Daddy until Monday. Yay! We are going to call this our Fall Break and get started again next week. But look at how much fun we had!!!

We went to Frerich's Farm and had a blast with our Meetup Group. We took a tractor rid in a "dragon" and was able to take in all the beautiful colors that are springing up here. Then we listened to the guy talk about all the huge pumpkins that were being judged (some were 1500lbs+!!) and how the seeds for those pumpkins can be sold for as much as $500 a seed. $500 A SEED!!!! We are definitely in the wrong business. :-)

Posing with the props at the farm

The sign says "Can you find the needle in the haystack?"

Nope! But we did find and "torture" a sleeping kitty. lol

Hazel reenacting Malificent from Sleeping Beauty as a Dragon

We also celebrated my mom's birthday while she was here. The kids loved helping decorate the cake!

They did the flowers and the rainbow and I wrote the words
And yes I homeschool my kids. LOL
We just have "Birtdays" here. *grins*

Mike also took us to see where he works. I have been to his office before but never the Station. What a beautiful view!!

We had to hit yet another farm and corn maze and pumpkin patch. This time we went to Schartner Farms and had loads of fun. This corn maze had questions for you to answer to point you in the right direction. We got lost. Solar System is definitely going on November's "to learn about" list. Now I just have to figure out what a black hole really is, because Jakob is all about them!!..

Posing again

Daddy running the Obstacle course. I love this man! <3> We have continued to read Guardians of Ga'Hoole and I think we may finish today. We are reading "The Capture" right now and I was pleasantly surprised to learn that there are in fact 16 books in this series. Jakob likes them so much I think we will continue with them for a while.
That is more or less our week. How was yours?I'm linking up over at Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers. Hop on over to see what others are up to.