This morning we headed down to Kentucky to Reid's Orchard to pick apples. Aaron and I both have fond memories of apple picking as children, him at Englbrecht's and myself at Vaughn's orchards. Ever since we've had children I've wanted to make that a tradition of our own, but finding good u-pick farms isn't easy. Reid's is exceptional and the weather was perfect. Just like when I was a kid, crisp and cool in the morning and shedding our jackets by lunch time. We picked jonathan, red delicious, and golden delicious apples, played at the children't area, Rebecca rode a pony, and finished off the trip with apple cider slushes. Oh, and Rebecca must be a very sweet little girl because she was stung by a wasp, not the first timethis has happened, and I think it brought back traumatic memories. She made quit a fuss, but got a nice goodie bag with a free slush, candy stick, and coloring book to help soothe her pain. ;-) Lots of pictures, but its hard to narrow them down....I love my little munchkins....and their daddy!!!


A little too much brotherly love for babby's taste.
Don't know what I'm ready for, but I'm READY!
Corn box.....less messy than sand.
First pony ride!
She told the man to just let the pony walk, not run!
Helping dad tote our baskets of apples.
Me, looking VERY pregnant for 15 weeks, still think the doctor is missing a baby.....its got to be two?!
The best part of the day.....cider!