Juggling jack-o-lanterns  When standing in a sea of orange at
the local pumpkin patch, all pumpkins may look the same. But
when it comes to carving, a little research and planning can go
a long way.  "The perfect pumpkin is the one that calls to you
and says 'Come take me home,'" says Boo Bunyon, manager of
Randy's Old-Fashioned Pumpkin Patch in Lawrenceville.  Randy's
carries pumpkins in different varieties that also serve
different purposes. The small, dark colored pumpkins are
designed for baking since they have a thicker, tastier pulp and
are less hollow than other varieties. The ghost-rider pumpkins,
which are more traditional orange in color, are specially grown
to be carving pumpkins. The Atlantic Giant pumpkins, white
pumpkins and the fantasy-type pumpkins, shaped like Cinderella's
carriage, are popular for decorations.  SideBar: At a glance  If
you're going to carve, here are some tips to remember:  1.
Today's choices come in a large variety of shapes, sizes and
colors so choosing your ideal pumpkin