It is super cool to have kids. I am not saying that you are not cool if you don't have little ones, but it is so much fun to go to places that you wouldn't normally go to if you are adults. I have never ever been to a pumpkin patch before, but we took advantage of the beautiful sunshine we had on the Thanksgiving weekend and checked out a farm in Richmond.
There are quite a few farm animals by the entrance. Lamma is one of Ali's favourites. (Lamma, lamma, red pajama, anyone?)
Once we got in, there were people dressed up in vegetable costumes dancing and singing. Ali was SO mesmerized by the gigantic dancing corn and carrots. Seriously, I don't think she blinked at all. Too bad I forgot to take pictures of those "live" vegetables.
Taking the hayride to the pumpkin patch.
Goo-ma and goo-cheung enjoying the hayride and the music. Yup, there is live entertainment on our cart too.
The pumpkin princess came and explained the safety rules at the patch. She looked more like the pumpkin queen. Hahhaha...
Overall, we really enjoyed the pumpkin patch experience. Nice to go on a nice sunny day. Make sure you wear boots though. We wore our nice sneakers and we had to wash them after. Not to mention our car mats. *sigh* There is a great market right next to the pumpkin patch. A great family outing, but a little on the expensive side ($10/adult, includes one free pumpkin).
Ali looks a lot like your mom in this set of pictures. Is your mom still there?
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