
Trip was loooong all the way to Canton and good 30-45 min drive on a bus with 20+ 3/4 year olds. We get there and first thing mommy uses the rest room TIP don't drink alot of coffee before a bouncy bus ride!! Then we at the playground, the twins love this and play quite good. Now we move to see the animals in the barn, they have sheep, goats, bunnies, kittens, baby pigs, cows, the works.

But now we are in the barn with 40+ people and me with 2 toddler boys. Can I just say that it's impossible to watch 2 boys go in 2 totally different directions!!! Chaos breaks out.. I am now doing my very best to keep composure and not freak every 5 secs I can't find one of the boys. This field trip will be remembered by many as me calling the boys names or asking have you seen him. Finally I bail out of the barn and go out to a hill that despite is wet, I let the boys slide down repeatedly. After about 15 mins everyone joins us outside and we get to go on a hayride. But not before Quinn and Ash and Jackson (a little boy they convinced to be bad) run away chasing the tractor pulling other guests on a hayride. Finally on the hayride, and Im in blissful happiness. The boys watch what can only be described as boring scenary. We get off the ride and instantly Ashton takes off, I slowly begin to panic when he repops. We eat lunch but instead of the warm barn we were promised we end up eating at the playground.. do I need to explain?

The twins don't eat instead they inch toward the opening in the playground and eventually take off sending me to run at my fastest to catch up to them and then drag them back.. no really drag they would not walk. Ok so now its diaper changing time.. thankfully the bus driver lets us use the bus ( its warm) and we head to where they are giving horse back rides. OH but its near this quaint little play lighthouse with a slide and swings and tractor to play on... really!!!

So needless to say the twins did not ride the horse, instead I spent the remainer of the time chasing them from on thing to the next. At one point they were 50 yards away from each other and I just stood in middle waiting to see who would run. At 1230, 30 mins before we were suppose to leave I gave up and took both boys on the bus to sit and wait. So what did I learn ... never go somewhere with wide open spaces alone with the twins.

OMG!!! I think your trip to the farm was worse than mine....I only had Joey, but of course I had to watch another kid in his class too. I think this was 1st grade. He wasn't so fast to take off on me then.
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