Farmstead Pumpkin Farm

Madison loved the cow train


Mommy, Madison, and Daddy


Madison playing in the hay palace


Madison enjoying the cow train again!!!!

playing in the corn box.... this is cooler than a sandbox

Madison petting the goat

Going down the pvc pipe slide (it was pretty fun) with Aunt Mic

Daddy and Madison

Mommy and Madison on the jumping pillow.... it was a lot of fun

Madison and Aunt Mic swapped sunglasses

Last night JR, Aunt Mic, Madison, and I went to the Farmstead Pumpkin farm. It was a wonderful evening, but a bad night. JR ended up getting very very sick :(

Toddler Bed

Sitting on her pumpkin that she picked out with Grandma


Madison and Kelty are buddies


Madison was watching Winnie the Pooh with Pooh and tiger


Taking her crib apart

I had left the room for 5 min. to clean up to vacuum and this is what I came back to!!!!

her new slippers

Madison and Pappa

Aunt Mic, Madison, and Uncle Mark

Grandma and Madison getting dinner ready

Aunt Mic, Madison, and Grandma

laying in her new toddler bed

Madison and Daddy enjoying her new bed

This last weekend we finally made the big leap into converting Madison's crib into a toddler bed. I have been putting it off because I was not ready for my baby to be a toddler in her own bed!!! The transition has been great; no problems at all. I think I had the hardest time.

Mom and Dad were here last Saturday through Tuesday. We had a really nice visit. Madison and Grandma went shopping just the two of them while I gave Dad and JR a peel. Unfortunatly, Mic had school that day. It has turned into beautiful fall weather and we've been enjoying the outdoors.

Madison got sick last night and so Mic came over to help me because JR was working a 24. Thank heavens for her. I have such horrible fear and anxiety about throwing up that it was nice to have her here helping me. She had to get up at 5 am to get ready for practicum... if that isn't the best sister, then I don't know what is. Thank you Mic.

Independence

On the tractor


Getting ready to do the Alpaca obstacle course

painting her pumpkin

She is so shy, just like her Mommy

Feeding the Alpaca's

We went to a coworker of JRs a couple of weeks ago who has an Alpaca farm. Madison had a wonderful time watching the Alpaca's, painting a pumpkin that she will tell everybody about and going on a hay ride.

Madison is sure showing her independence. We spend half the time in tears (both her and I). As JR puts it, she is conflicted. She wants to go see Daddy and work, but she doesn't want to see him. She wants that outfit, but then she doesn't, she needs to go potty, but she doesn't, etc...... Let's just say for every activity it probably take 30 min. just to get her ready for it. Thank goodness she is so adorable..... things that she says that make me laugh are: "Hungry in the car." I will keep you safe, Mommy." and she calls Grandma "Gram cracker."