For weeks we have been driving past a yard on 1600 N. in Orem, admiring the huge piles of pumpkins for sale. After perusing the $4.97 mediocre pumpkins at Walmart, we knew we definitely needed to pay the "pumpkin house" a visit. Last Tuesday we finally made it. Each kid chose their own pumpkin (notice Josh's- he identifies with long, skinny things for some strange reason...). Anna's pumpkin was $1. The rest were $2 each. There were much bigger pumpkins- up to $20 for gorgeous, huge ones. We refrained, however, and now have 6 beautiful pumpkins residing under the table in the entry, waiting to be carved.
For weeks we have been driving past a yard on 1600 N. in Orem, admiring the huge piles of pumpkins for sale. After perusing the $4.97 mediocre pumpkins at Walmart, we knew we definitely needed to pay the "pumpkin house" a visit. Last Tuesday we finally made it. Each kid chose their own pumpkin (notice Josh's- he identifies with long, skinny things for some strange reason...). Anna's pumpkin was $1. The rest were $2 each. There were much bigger pumpkins- up to $20 for gorgeous, huge ones. We refrained, however, and now have 6 beautiful pumpkins residing under the table in the entry, waiting to be carved.
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