So, after I left this sweet family (and they recognized the CD we had playing called "Hide 'em in your hearts"), I called Aunt Jen to see what she and her youngest two were doing that day. I said that I would drive if she wanted to check out the fair for lunch and to see what was around. She said it sounded like fun, so after I fed my little Ryan we got back in the minivan and she put a car seat in the back for Daniel. We already had an extra one in for Caleb, and John took his front seat. We were off!
It wasn't really what I was expecting, but the kids still enjoyed it. We got lunch there, and it was pretty expensive and not all that exciting (in my opinion). The line for the chicken corn soup looked long, and there weren't funnel cakes (a fair favorite!) but we found something that we all liked. After lunch, Joshua told me he had to go potty, and so did the other two oldest boys, so I took all three of them while John & Ryan stayed behind with Aunt Jen in my double stroller.
We did see some animals like the pigs above and the boys got to pet this sheep. We also saw some old cars.
And the boys LOVED these tractors that they could climb on and check out! It was a beautiful day!
It was nice to get out and do something different. I haven't been as "adventurous" since the addition of a third little guy, but it's still important to me to try new things with the boys. Thanks for coming along, Aunt Jen!
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