Glory, Glory | Georgia vs. Kentucky

We sure do love our Dawgs, and couldn't believe it took us all season to make it to a game.

We live so close to Athens, do a lot of our shopping there, but managing to get to a game was a tough task. This season has been nothing short of incredible, and have loved watching every. single. game. This team is something special, and loved that we got to see the seniors last home game. 

We had such a fun day tailgating, the weather could not have been more perfect for the end of November, and the Dawgs won so I'd say it was a pretty good day. :)

Jaemor Farms

One of our annual fall traditions is going to Jaemor Farms in Alto. Cody and I started this tradition back when we were dating, and have carried it on just about every year. In the fall, they have a pick your own pumpkin patch, plenty of already picked pumpkins, corn maze, several games and activities for kids, and a farmer's market right on top of the hill. We've always loved going, but it seems even more fun with our little munchkin in tow.

This year, Cody's parents joined us for the fun. We were really excited that Harper was older and could have done more of the activities, but girlfriend didn't nap well, and was just on her own agenda that day. She did walk into the petting zoo, and checked out the goats and cows. But skipped out on the train ride. She did however, wave at the hay ride people every. single. time. they went by and every. single. time. the whole ride full of people waved back. I would say she was probably the highlight of their tour. :) 

She did tear up the pumpkin patch - keeping us on our toes trying to keep up with her. Needless to say, we got our exercise in that day!

Mom's Birthday

We spent my mama's birthday at the park with the whole family and it couldn't have been a more perfect day. We all brought food to share and had a picnic lunch under the pavilion. After lunch, we decided to let Harps stretch those legs and play, but really - the play session for Harper ended up being a huge play session for everybody. We had a blast. :)

Washington Farms

Our newest fall tradition includes a trip to Washington Farms to get a pumpkin or two before Halloween. It's the closest patch to us, and really - even if it wasn't, we would go anyway because we love it so much. 

Last year was our first time going with Harper, so we made it a priority again this year. Since last fall she was just a tiny little tot, she didn't really get the whole concept of pumpkin patching. But I was hopeful that this year she would be all about pumpkins and picking one out. That is - if she took a nap that day. 

But in true toddler form, the day you have something fun planned, all naps are strongly prohibited. And because Harper was a 'No Nap Ninja' - Harper wasn't all about that pumpkin life. She more so about that - "I do what I want when I want" life and "I don't need no stinkin' pumpkin" life. :)

She loved wandering around though, especially down the isles of the blackberry vines they have ready for summer. She liked the sunflowers too, which were beautiful again this year. 

But you know what she was all about - riding in the wheelbarrow.

Which made for some pretty good laughs and fun. 

Until next Spring, Washington Farms.
We're already counting down until strawberry season. :)