Pumpkin Patch Disaster!

This year was the first year we decided to go to the Pumpkin Patch with both of the boys. We were all very excited. We have never been to Bergman's patch and we thought it was so nice that it was so close to home. So we planned a family day. We went out to lunch took a trip to Menard's, and off we went to the pumpkin patch.

Landyn was so excited. He has seen those bouncy houses every time we drive by Bergman's and has been bugging us for weeks to go.

Here is Landyn. Look how tall he is!

This is the closest Logyn would get to the pumpkin.

Not very cooperative.
How much cuter can he get?

"Come on Logyn lets go!"

After Logyn getting excited for the bouncy house, he refused to go in, so Logyn and I took a walk to the petting zoo, and Landyn and Daddy stayed, to have fun jumping.

Logyn and the goat.

Landyn jumping

Logyn trying to pick up every pumpkin he could, and after getting frustrated with the big ones, he decided to work on the little ones, he was delighted to be able to carry these ones.

And not far into the day, Landyn's day went down the hole. He was in the bouncy house and some kid pushed him and he rolled his ankle. The other kid was "unsupervised" as well as tons of other children, AND there were no attendants for the pumpkin patch anywhere to be seen, so I got pretty mad.

We took a walk around to the other side of the place and Landyn wanted to go into the corn house. And low and behold- Landyn gets smacked in the eye with an ear of corn.

Again, unsupervised children, and no workers to be found. By this time I was so pissed I was ready to explode.

Landyn and Daddy looking at Landyns ankle.
A heart broken little boy.

Dad trying to make it all better.

After our little fiasco, we decided to try and get our monies worth and go in the corn maze, the boys were not very excited but I insisted. And it actually turned out pretty fun for the family. We had fun in the maze, and it was the only thing we enjoyed about this pumpkin patch.


Logyn was a little scared at first.
Then we started walking.
And the boys led the way.