HALLOWEEN 2007
What an awesome week! The kids had a blast with Halloween and scored some great candy!
- Madison had a great time getting her costume ready for Halloween. She had a hard time deciding what she wanted to be. At first she wanted to be Princess Leia from Star Wars. She finally decided to be a witch. Her most favorite part of her costume was her black tights with orange pumpkins on them. She loved the makeup job Missy did on her too. Dark, dark eye shadow with bright red lipstick. She also taught herself how to spell the word Halloween. Smarty pants!
- Lanie had UEA week and only went to school on Friday. She was the special leader which means she got to bring the treat bucket and she got to lead the class in the Pledge of Allegiance. We've been trying to get this recorded but she gets pretty shy when the camera is on her. She dressed up as Tinkerbell from Peter Pan. As we went trick-or-treating she always remembered to say thank you after she was given a treat. Her treat bucket has since been hidden and we are at a loss as to where it is. Every so often she comes out of nowhere with a sucker or a candy. It's driving us crazy!!
- Josh is still pretending to be every vicious animal you can think of. He likes to growl and thrash like a lion. Is this a phase? We hope so! Josh was dressed up like a bat this year and loved to run around with his hands down to his sides. Apparently in an attempt to become more aerodynamic to achieve flight. He did come pretty close a few times.
For family night we carved pumpkins and the kids enjoyed grabbing out handfuls of pumpkin guts. After Josh's pumpkin was cleaned out he decided to put the guts back in so that he could take them out again. We finished of the night with our "Lighting Ceremony" and came in after for a huge Dunford Chocolate Doughnut.
We're just waiting patiently for our new little guy to join us here. Missy is just about ready to pop...literally. We have been getting the house ready for the little dude's arrival. We went out and bought a crib that would fit a little better in Madison's room and we put together the 30 year old cradle to have in our room for the first few weeks. We just need him here NOW! We don't want to wait any longer.



