Yesterday, Steve and I headed to the Capitol Theater to see our fourth opera together. It has been a tradition for us to go see an opera every October since we met and started dating. The first was Madame Butterfly (sad), the second was Carmen (sad), and the third was La Boheme (sad). This one was Fidelio by Beethoven. It's his only opera. It was sad in the beginning but actually had a happy ending! Steve says that is must be a comedy then. I don't agree.
Today, Steve's brother, Ken, and his family came over for a while. We all went to the pumpkin patch. I was so excited! Going to a pumpkin patch to get pumpkins is just right. I hate picking them out of a cardboard box at the grocery store...boring! I've done it, though, because the nearest patch to me was 30 miles away near Salt Lake. Luckily, I saw a flier for a new one just a 5 minute drive from our house. It's 3 acres of someone's backyard in Erda. She said that she decided to do a patch for her grandchildren, since there wasn't one close by. YAY!!!!!
The weather was wonderful (72) and the pumpkins were great. Kate kept looking at a pumpkin and saying, "This one's perfect!". Then she'd walk to another and say, "This one's perfect, too!" It went on and on. They have a couple of varieties, but all really good looking. Anna loved being pulled in the wagon with her cousin, Billy, but not walking around. She kept tripping. We got a couple of good-looking pumpkins and took our picture by the hay bales. (see pictures below)

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