After our short walk, I wanted to take in more of the canyon so we decided to head up to the tram at snowbird. For future reference they do Octoberfest from the end of September until November so it was packed. We parked a mile away and walked through the hordes of people with steins of alcoholic beverages to make our way up to the tram. The tram ride was awesome...Finn loved it all and was especially thrilled to find dump trucks and a crane at the top of Peruvian Gulch (they are constructing a new ski shop at the top).
When we returned to the base, Finn was in thrilled and happy. That all went down hill however, as soon as Finn took notice of all the people with their drinks. I can't recall the exact conversation but it went something to the extent of:
Finn saying he was thirsty
me saying that I had water in the car
Finn demanding apple juice (because that's what beer looks like to a three year old)
me telling him that those drinks weren't juice
Finn asking what those drinks were
me telling him that those were beers
Finn demanding a beer
me saying no we have water in the car and that we don't drink beer...blah blah blah blah (I'm sure that's all he heard anyways)
Finn's demands for beer began escalating into a full on tantrum where he is kicking and screaming about wanting a beer.
Even though Finn was screaming for beer, and refusing to walk another step until he got one, Roy and I had a good laugh. Eventually we made it to the car and Finn promptly fell asleep and forgot the whole matter. All's well that ends well!
We made sure to get out and pick up pumpkins early this year. We had to find a new patch to pick at since we moved. We found a cute little one in South Jordan that had GIANT pumpkins. Finn was so stoked to pick just the right pumpkin, and Meg was just happy to ride in the wagon and get a free cookie and cider.
Daddy and Finn with the selected winner |
Waiting for the hay ride |
the Mr. and I |
hay ride time |
It was a perfect fall evening with sweaters, warm filtered sun light, and my family...just magical.
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