Pumpkin Rage


Here is my younger son's reaction to his first official school field trip to the Pumpkin Patch. Horrified onlookers report that just prior to this picture, you could hear him mumbling angrily "don't make me angry, you won't like me when I'm angry."

Also, for anyone reading this that might care, there is a new sports post about the Blazer game Gibson and I attended last night over on my sports blog.

Comments

Peggy said…
Were the pumpkins dirty? I heard dirty pumpkins can cause kids to have a whack-out.

Tim and I leave tomorrow morning on our road trip, going to Boise to see the newlyweds. We will be home late Monday and I will let you know how the road trip music works out.
5:14 PM
cwinwc said…
Looks like one of my students upon hearing there will be a pop-quiz.
7:13 PM
Thurman8er said…
Great picture.

So glad to hear you guys are coming for ZOE in Fresno. Can't wait to meet up.
9:26 AM
Unknown said…
The great pumpkin may not make an appearance in the face of such terror.
8:23 AM
Sharie said…
Great picture. I've seen him make that same face when Anna threatens to hug him.
9:39 AM
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