A Beautiful Saturday Morning

We got up Saturday morning and got ready to head up to Oak Glen for a fun filled morning.

I had already given Kayla her much needed pep talk that I would be taking lots of pictures of her and that I would need to get some of her and Brooklyn together as well.

She was fine with all of this but only because I promised we would have lots of fun after we were done taking pictures.

I probably should have given Brooklyn the same pep talk because Kayla let me take a ton of pictures of just her, which I'll share later, but Brooklyn let me get absolutely none of her unless I took it as she walked or ran by!

All I wanted was one good picture of them together smiling at the camera but nope, absolutely none. 

I did atleast get them together having fun and those came out pretty cute.

We first stopped at Riley's Farms.

They have the best places to take pictures along with a lot of fun things to do, this is where we go to get our Pumpkins every year and where we did our Strawberry Pickin' last Summer.

Both the girls had the most fun throwing rocks in the pond and throwing sticks in the creek and watching them float away.

Oh and how could I forget, they have chickens!

This is the reason I couldn't get Brooklyn to stand still for one second and look at me for any pictures.

She was too busy running back to see the chickens over and over again.

If daddy would just let us have a chicken coup in the backyard this would've never of been a problem ;)

After finishing up at Riley's Farms we had planned on

going and having a picnic at another spot because they have the perfect spot to set up for a picnic but we realized we had an hour before it was even 11:00.

I remembered there was a petting zoo up the way so we decided to go and see if it was open.

Luckily it was and it worked out perfectly.

It was just the right size to waste a little time and the girls had a lot of fun feeding the goats and seeing pigs, sheep, horses, emu's, donkeys and many more.

After the petting zoo it was time for lunch so we headed back down to our favorite picnic spot and set up for some lunch.

We ate underneath the warm sun, we read a few books and just relaxed and enjoyed everything around us.

The girls some time running around chasing each other, always ending back at their favorite tree.

Kayla kept asking me, "Mommy who lives up here" followed by

"I want to live up here"

I just kept telling her,

"This would be the perfect place to LIVE!"