Saturday between conferences we headed out to pick pumpkins. It was an honor to be able to support neighbors in this effort. In February, a three year old boy in the neighborhood was diagnosed with leukemia. Another neighbor planted some pumpkins to now be sold and the profits to go to this family. I love our neighborhood. It feels like a community. For two hours friends sold pumpkins, hay bales, corn stocks, and even hot chocolate. It drizzled and rained the whole time, but (I heard) every item was sold. I hope everyone felt like it was a success.
My kids certainly loved it!
My kids certainly loved it!

Peaches’ pumpkin



This is on old picture of Peach with the pumpkins we grew a couple years ago.
4 comments:
Such cute pictures, April! Our neighborhood does feel like a big family--I miss it already. It is so great how everyone comes out to support whatever cause needs it.
Love the pics of Peaches from last year. So cute!
Oh how fun!! I want to go pick pumpkins with Lexi!
I want those steroid pumpkin seeds that you used last year!!!!!!!
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