bits of the weekend...

Our weekend was full of apple cider, pumpkin patches, and enjoy the last bits of fall. I love fall so much. I dare say it might be my favorite season...maybe.

^^ love those old trucks... its kind of my dream car.

^^ Farnsworth Farms is a local apple orchard that bottles the cider right at the location, so you know its fresh! I could drink this stuff all year long. Is anyone else a sucker for seasonal things like this?

^^ love the colors here!! Where does that bright red even come from? Also I had a chance to hit up a freshly picked moccasins sale. It was so cute to see all this little footwear in so many colors. I'm proud to say that I restrained my self to only get a couple of pairs...they were sure cute though. 

^^ more fallish trees. I mean look at those colors. Grandma's homemade fudgy brownies recipe. I love this recipe, its simple and every time we go to Canada to visit Hunter's grandparents they make it, pretty much religiously. And last but not least... one of my favorite holidays right around the corner! Happy Hallow's Eve- ish! (I can say that right?) 

SheBangs

Bangerange! So I went crazy a couple of weeks ago and got bangs. Haven't had them since I was seven but I remember thinking I looked really cool back then, so I brought them back. Fall is the perfect time to have bangs because its nice and cool and your forehead doesn't get as sweaty (thanks October). Hunter found this picture in my phone and laughed and then said 'what would you think of me if I took selfies all the time'. Point made. Anyone who knows me knows that this picture is ridiculous and I'm trying way too hard. but come on I had to show off my bangs. My mom is going to tell me this picture is cute, and that's all the justification I need to show them off. Cheers to be asian and getting in touch with the culturally relevant hello kitty heritage.

Pre-Halloween Spirit

Saturday we took some friends up to our favorite spot to shoot guns in Heber, UT. This was so much fun. Here's to getting into the Halloween Spirit. 

                            

Apple Orchard

 

Monday we took off to visit an apple orchard called Huber Grove. Its located in Wasatch Mountain State Park in Midway, UT. These heirloom apples are incredibly unique because they come from trees that are 135 years old! Can you believe it? Typically apple trees live for about 35 years and produce apples for about 15 of those years. The orchard is small, but beautiful. 

^^ Those apples were tiny! We loved having family come. He was so excited.

^^ Even little Ramona woke up to see those apples. 

^^^ There are several historic buildings that belonged to the original owners of the grove. Such beautiful simplistic housing. 

Fall its finally here!