Since Halloween was on a Monday, we had the whole weekend to celebrate. Plus Aunt Lacey and Uncle Marker arrived on Friday morning which made everything more fun.
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| Friday morning breakfast at IHOP - Free scary face pancakes. Perfect price because the children didn't eat much besides the candy. |
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| Mexican dinner Saturday night |
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Ward trunk-or-treat on Saturday night
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| Most normal pic of all 4 kids |
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| The cowboy and cowgirl with their horse |
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Rapunzel, Pascal and Maximus
This is the first year Lucy has dressed up like a princess. I think she was thrilled. |
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| I ordered the horse hats from a sweet lady on etsy. She really worked hard to get it all done. She also added the embellishments to Cole's outfit (it used to be a dinosaur). Impressive, ya? Anyway, she's having a costume contest on her facebook page www.facebook.com/The.Amazing.Noodle. If you want to "like" one of our photos, we might win a free hat. :) And you can see more of her work... she's really good! |
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| Spoils of the trunk-or-treat |
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| This boy is our candy lover. |
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ok... back to food. :)
Halloween sunday dinner menu: hollowed out orange carved like pumpkins to hold the salad (my favorite part of the meal :), orange jello (obvious choice), twice baked potatoes, green beans, fresh lemonade (thanks to my neighbor's loaded tree), steak and lobster tails (from the farmers market nearby). YUM!!! |
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| Pumpkin carving time! Austin and Elise were especially thrilled with this activity. |
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| And we had to have a jack-o-lantern pineapple too. :) |
2 comments:
Thanks for sharing, Kimi! Always great to see what you guys are up to. Can't wait to see you all next week!
Such fun activities! I'm glad Lacey and Mark could be there for the holiday. Fun to see family traditions like pumpkin carving continue.
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