Our afternoon at the farm
I'm so glad I was feeling better this weekend. I made sure to drink a lot of water & rest up. We went to Harvest Farm to go through the corn maze & just have some family fall fun. Boy, did we have fun!

We got there & ate hot dogs to gear us for the rest of the day. We saw that they had a petting zoo & decided that would be really fun. Logan LOVED it. There were llamas, goats of all kinds, sheep, cows, pigs, ducks, geese, chicken, roosters & rabbits. Pretty much every animal that you would think of living on a farm. We pet all of the animals & I was excited to use our farm animals signs that we just learned a few days ago. Logan didn't pay any attention to me, but I still got a kick out of signing. Logan's favorite animals we the rabbits, baby goats & piglets. He really liked the rabbits most though. So much that Bill blurted, "We're not getting any rabbits" as Logan was petting them.
Then we headed into the corn maze. Both Bill & myself have never been in a corn maze before. We thought it would be interesting. We didn't look at the map & knowingly chose to do the most difficult part. Yeah, we're idiots. After getting lost for a while, Bill figured out where we were & did an excellent job directing us out. I thought being lost wasn't going to be very fun, but we did really well.
After the maze, we hung out in the corn sand box. There were dump truck & sand box toys for the kids to play with. Logan had a great time feeling the corn & playing with the trucks. He even made a few friends while rolling around & crawling in the corn.
We decided to go back to the petting zoo for a second time before we left. Bill bought some feed to feed the animals. I thought Logan would like to do that, but changed my mind thinking that they would eat his fingers instead. We spent some time playing with the animals again & then headed on home.
It was awesome to hang out as a family & enjoy the wonderful weather. We all had a great time. I have to say, life is amazing when you get to share it with your happy child. This is definitely going to be a family tradition of ours now.