Fall activities
I try to make the most of fall before the weather takes a turn for the worse and suddenly I am caught scrapping snow off my car windshield and cursing the dreariness of winter in Michigan. So on Saturday Nate and I went over to Jenny’s Farm Market. We cuddled with the farm animals. A calf tried to eat Nate’s pants, while showing no interest in mine. We devoured pumpkin spice donuts, followed by homemade apple cider. AND! We went on a horse drawn hayride. I would mention how Nate forced me into crawling through the hay maze designed for kids only but I have too much pride to go into those horrific details.
And, because Kroger had a sale on Halloween items I ended up making Halloween themed cupcakes. I’m not an expert at applying frosting but I tried my best.
The green is supposed to resemble slime... Toxic slime.
This is a view of all the tiny cupcakes together. (I used tiny cupcakes instead of the regular size because, well, I think they are cuter. And eating a tiny cupcake is so much healthier than eating a normal size cupcake.)
It’s a pumpkin! Or is it? The frosting was out of control at this point.
I have photos of Jenny's Farm Market up on flickr from a trip in October 2005. I didn't take any photos this time.
And, because Kroger had a sale on Halloween items I ended up making Halloween themed cupcakes. I’m not an expert at applying frosting but I tried my best.
The green is supposed to resemble slime... Toxic slime.
This is a view of all the tiny cupcakes together. (I used tiny cupcakes instead of the regular size because, well, I think they are cuter. And eating a tiny cupcake is so much healthier than eating a normal size cupcake.)
It’s a pumpkin! Or is it? The frosting was out of control at this point.
I have photos of Jenny's Farm Market up on flickr from a trip in October 2005. I didn't take any photos this time.
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It's fun for kids of ALL ages.
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