He said he had a blast, but he wanted to know if I could turn on the heat so he could get warm
My son had been begging me to take him to a petting zoo. I looked online to find a petting zoo that was near where we were visiting family. Putting Waldorf, MD in the search, brought up several choices, but the one closest was Shlagel Farm. I packed up my son and we headed to Shlagel Farms in Waldorf, MD. I couldn’t believe it was closed, but it was late fall, and it was chilly. I looked at the website and realized we should have waited one more day to go. It was open only on Saturday. The following day, we headed to Shlagel Farms in Waldorf, MD, and my son was excited. Grandma had come along with us, and we were ready to try the milkshakes from the milkshake truck, check out the petting zoo, and pick some pumpkins in the pumpkin patch. By the time we got there, my son had spied the wagon that people were riding on. It was drizzling, but that didn’t deter my son. He had a huge pumpkin in his arms, when I noticed his lips were turning blue. I bundled him up with his scarf, and after paying for the pumpkin, we headed to the car. My mom asked him if he had fun with the animals and picking out a pumpkin. He said he had a blast, but he wanted to know if I could turn on the heat so he could get warm. He was freezing. I told mom that the next time we went to Shlagel Farms; we were going to go in the summer, pick some strawberries, and not worry about how cold it is, like now at the end of October.