Wheeler Farm

 No school or preschool today so it seemed like the perfect day for me and Sean to meet up with the nieces and their kiddos and go visit Wheeler farm. Yes, I did invite both AJ and David to come along and they declined. Party poopers. Alika would have come but she had to work. It was Alika who gave me the idea of going. She took the women from the group home where she works to the farm last week and said she thought Sean would like it.

 We took a wagon ride. Here's Jaclyn and her pretty blue eyed girls and Jameson. Marin actually let me hold her today without crying. I don't know what was up with that but I felt pretty darn special.

 Those Hoskins boys taking over the wagon. What's a hay ride if you don't throw some hay?

 This was my final attempt at getting a picture of everyone on the wagon. I didn't succeed.

 This is my favorite picture of the day even though there is something fowl about it. Sean found two roosters in the corn maze and chased them until he was so tired he couldn't chase anymore and had to sit down. Sean would chase the chickens  and they would stop and wait until he got really close and then they would run again. If he got to close they would cut across a couple of rows of corn and wait for him. It was comical to watch. He never did catch those rascally birds.  And yes I know other kids weren't dressed up for Halloween but Sean has been dressing up since the beginning of October and we didn't see any reason why today should be different.

The turkeys are looking at the turkeys.

There is something innately wrong about chasing eight children around a farm, having a hard time keeping track of them and then letting them all run loose through a corn maze. We briefly loss track of Tyson but it was a small maze so he wasn't too hard to find. 

These last  two pictures do not show the effort it took to get all eight children in one place at one time and kind of being able to see all their faces.

All and all it was a fun morning for all the cousins.