This morning Brett, Meg, Cam and I headed to Fashion Farm after religion was over. The three of them debated the entire drive about the theory of having religion for one hour and forty-five minutes. It definitely seems like a long time to me. Cam doesn't enjoy it as much as he used to in past years. I can't really blame him for feeling that way.
It was cold at Fashion Farm, but we still had fun. Fantasyland was decorated with "monster" pumpkins. Brett, Meg and Cam tried several of the mazes, but were disappointed with the tunnel one. It was no longer dark as the top was taken off. We picked out two large pumpkins and some gourds to take home. We also bought some pumpkin donuts and pumpkin ice cream. We decided while we were driving home that this might be our last trip to Fashion Farm. It just wasn't what it once was.
After lunch we started on our way to Amish Acres. We had tickets to see Mousetrap, an Agatha Christie play. Brett was going to follow us there, but when he went to start the Civic, it wouldn't turn over. Cal had had problems with it earlier and so did Brett, but they were always able to get it started. Doug tried for awhile as well, but decided the best course of action was for Brett to take the CR-V and for us to get the Civic fixed. Cal was planning on coming home on Wednesday, so it would work out just fine.
Knowing that problem was solved we left for Amish Acres where we all enjoyed Mousetrap. It was a murder mystery and each time I thought I had it figured out something would change. In the end Meg was the closet to figuring out the murderer. After the play Brett left for Bloomington. He had enjoyed his week. Meg and Cam spent the night carving their pumpkins while we watched "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown." Both pumpkins turned out well. It was the perfect end to a wonderful weekend.
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