OK here is our next fun project. To kick off the rest of October before the snow hits, I want you all to send one photo of your kid(s) and pumpkins. Get a family shot, or just a kid shot. I’ll then post them up…
Email me with your first name, city, and link to your website if you have one…
[...] Just recently I asked people to send me pictures of “kids and pumpkins”. Our first picture was sent to me by Kelly from Philadelphia. Here is a picture of her daughter Kelly sitting in the pumpkin patch. [...]
[...] Just a couple more weeks until Halloween and in preparation, many families are having fun carving pumpkins and reveling in pumpkin season. Consumer Reports has a how-to guide for how to carve a pumpkin safely. They recommend pumpkin carving kits like the one shown here that include a sawlike tool which is safer than using a knife. …kids can draw a face on a pumpkin and clean out the innards. Work in a clean, well-lit area, and wash and thoroughly dry everything you use, including tools, the cutting surface, and hands. Any moisture can cause slipping that can lead to injuries. Cut away from yourself using small strokes. And if you’d rather not carve at all, pumpkin painting is a safe alternative. [...]
[...] Last week I asked people to send me pictures of “kids and pumpkins” to kick off the season. Our first submission was Katie in the pumpkin patch. [...]
[...] I had asked people to send me pictures of “kids and pumpkins“. The following are 3 pictures sent to me by Kerri from Dayton, Ohio. [...]
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Cool idea. Steve, your blog is a hit. I love it!