Fox Hollow Farm

The Crossley's invited us along for an awesome Easter egg hunt and other fun activities at Fox Hollow Farm in Issaquah.
We all had a blast!!Really? How can I resist pinching those chubby cheekers?

Look! It a Hee-haw :)

All the animals had their own baskets of fresh veggies and fruit for the kids to feed to them. The sheep were the most aggressive about their food.

The big horsey's were a little intimidating for the kids, but with a little assistance, all was well.

Petting a baby bunny.

EASTER EGG HUNT!!
There were enough eggs for a million kids I think. The farm limits the number of people that can enter. So you have to pre-order your tickets. Each kid was allowed 20 eggs- ish. I didn't really count, oops.

The tongue really does help guide you along :P

Practicing our rock throwing in the creek. Beautiful, beautiful day. Just perfect, really.

Just hold still for 2, ok just 1 second. And break!!

Logan trying to make his body work with his surroundings, pretty funny to watch.

He's smiling. But really he's saying "mom, how in the heck does this stupid thing work!! I don't get it!!"

Cutest little butt you've ever seen. Trust me.

He is all business.

"Fine, I'll just go around :P"
{I'm getting really peeved that all these pictures didn't load in the order I attached them, grrr.}

The boys working TOGETHER to push the larger-then-life-ball.

I seriously stood there for 5 minutes trying to direct him OVER the blow up bar. He tried to go around like he did in the other picture when he could make it over the wall.

Geez, finally. He was pretty proud when he actually finished.

There is something so sweet about little best friend boys playing TOGETHER and not pushing, taking toys, tattling, etc. They would've played with that ball all day, I would've enjoyed every minute of it too.

Goin' on a tractor ride with Farmer Jack-Jack and his side-kick Farmer Logan.

My favorite tractor picture, EVER!!
{Kristen W.- tell me that you see your husband in this picture??}

Logan, "Um, you want to do what to that scary thing?"

Keri, "Just touch it, he won't bite."
Jack, "No freakin' way, Mom!"

Waiting patiently for his turn to ride the horse. This was our last activity, so the boys were starting to melt.

{Flippin-flappin!! Out of order again!}

We had a great time with friends!!