Well the night at the corn maze was cold, but it was fun. Brad & I were not the only ones who decided to make it a family event so there was a big pack of us going through the maze together. At one point the girls had all run ahead & once we found them (from following the sound of excited chatter) they were told that an adult needs to be in front at all time. The last thing the leader wanted was to lose site of the girls in a corn maze in the dark.
While we were waiting for everyone to arrive another couple arrived with their son. Brad & I were commenting that we were out in the cold because we had to be, but these guys chose this night to go to the corn maze. I figure that like me they made the promise to their child without looking at the forecast & since kids don't care about the cold they had to hold up their end of the bargain. When we were leaving there was a big group arriving to go through the maze with kids that were probably around 12 years old. Glad we were out before they took over the maze.
I must admit that a corn maze at night is much more fun than a corn maze during the day- as long as you can keep the "Children of the Corn" references out of your mind.
While we were waiting for everyone to arrive another couple arrived with their son. Brad & I were commenting that we were out in the cold because we had to be, but these guys chose this night to go to the corn maze. I figure that like me they made the promise to their child without looking at the forecast & since kids don't care about the cold they had to hold up their end of the bargain. When we were leaving there was a big group arriving to go through the maze with kids that were probably around 12 years old. Glad we were out before they took over the maze.
I must admit that a corn maze at night is much more fun than a corn maze during the day- as long as you can keep the "Children of the Corn" references out of your mind.
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