That means, " Visitors from Norway".
There's your free Norwegian lesson for the week :)
We had such a lovely time with Preben's parents.
We took them to a place called Dewberry Farms, which is a large farm with lots of fun activities to do.
It turned out to be the coldest day of the year, which we weren't expecting, so that made it extra fun ;)
Roller slide!
we went into a big barn which was full of hundreds of the most amazingly carved pumpkins I've ever seen. We weren't allowed to use a flash (which I don't really understand why) so this is the best we could do :)

We took a hay ride to the pumpkin patch!

We had to stop the whole ride because Noah had to pee.
Preben took him in the bushes. :) Great thing about having boys!!
For some reason they drove past the nice big pumpkins (see them in the distance?) and dropped us off at the lamest pumpkin patch I've ever seen. All the kids were supposed to get off and pick a pumpkin. It was more like an egg hunt. If you squint, you can maybe make out a few baby pumpkins in the background. Lucky for us, we've already been to three pumpkin patches this fall. :)
Noah spent most of his time going down this fun slide
Cow-tractor ride
We were lucky enough to be able to celebrate the Enger's 39th anniversary with them!
Happy Anniversary guys!!
Farmor & Farfar couldn't stand that there were no boys cars on the block, so they were so generous to buy the boys this adorable mini cooper. Seriously isn't that the cutest thing ever?
Stud.
Unfortunately, we had to return it because it kept almost flipping backwards, so we returned it for a more manly jeep. Not as cute, but at least no one will be killed by a mini-mini cooper on this street!
Thanks again Farmor & Farfar!
We miss you guys!
Thanks for such a nice time!






Noah is all Harwood, Liam is all Enger!
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