On Sunday, I found the perfect squash.
It was just the shape to stand in as a pumpkin
and only cost me an 8th of a pumpkin.
(Remember, the only pumpkins in Costa Rica cost 16 dollars.)
Except it was white.
So we called it the
albino pumpkin.
Bear thought it was heavy.
She liked looking inside it.
She did not like scooping out the "yuckies."
But she was fascinated by the light coming from inside.
The next day, we roasted the seeds.
Bear had never tasted pumpkin (squash) seeds and loved these too.
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It was just the shape to stand in as a pumpkin
and only cost me an 8th of a pumpkin.
(Remember, the only pumpkins in Costa Rica cost 16 dollars.)
Except it was white.
So we called it the
albino pumpkin.
Bear thought it was heavy.
She liked looking inside it.
She did not like scooping out the "yuckies."
But she was fascinated by the light coming from inside.
The next day, we roasted the seeds.
Bear had never tasted pumpkin (squash) seeds and loved these too.Visit Susana at My Family, My Forever for more Learning Through Love ideas.
That's awesome, so glad you were able to experience pumpkin carving! Actually using white pumpkin is considered chic around here so you're very "with it"☺
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!! Looks like she had a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteNever fear, there are white pumpkins, We went to a pumpkin patch and saw them.
ReplyDeleteYou guys are awesome. I absolutely love your commentary on posts, and that pumpkin is super!
ReplyDeleteFun!
ReplyDeleteYAY! Glad she got to experience this! I think the albino jack-o-lantern is way more interesting anyway!
ReplyDeleteI like the white pumpkin (squash)! :-) My kids loved pumpkin carving this year and are very disappointed that I had to throw the pumpkins out the other day.
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