The farm that Jeremy will soon be managing had a fundraiser a couple of months back. Remember, I am behind in my posting. There were several different wines to taste and a few food vendors to eat at. There was also live music. It was a very pleasant day. When we arrived, we were given these wine glasses for our wine tasting, sans the wine.
There were brochures telling about Grapevine Farms and what it's purpose and goal are.
The brochure also had a list of some of the crops that will be grown. As of today, we have a couple thousand onions planted!
I love watching my kids when they don't know I am watching them! I caught three of them just chillaxin' on bales of hay.
Then they noticed I was taking their picture and "attitude" arrived...and a stick in Seven's hand became a sword.
Rilian was off somewhere exploring the farm...or he was playing with the chickens or goats.
Pretty Piper with hay in her mouth...
Finn pulling hay out of the bale...
I looked back at Piper and she was now eating the hay...
I did not taste all of the wines, but I tasted over half. Jeremy and I brought this one home as a souvenir because it was our favorite of the ones we tasted. It was different because it was made with apples. It was really good!
Every so often our church has a fun game night for the kids. The theme this time was to dress up as an animal. Piper wanted to take two of her friends and they coincidentally all dressed up as cats, so of course I HAD to take their picture!
Finn and Seven's Cub Scout Troop collected food for a local food bank one Saturday. The bags were filled with canned goods and other non-perishable items.
Seven looks so proud!
After they collected the food from the houses, they put it in the back of the car to be taken to a local food bank. Way to go Finn and Seven!
I am blessed to be able to stay at home with my four adorable children! 1 girl and 3 boys. Some people say I am crazy for having 4 children in four years. Jeremy and I will celebrated our 15th Wedding Anniversary this year!!