We have been extra busy celebrating this most celebrated of dressing up and eating candy holidays. Trick or Treating is just hours away and it's still up for grabs exactly which costumes we'll choose.
First up, pumpkin carving! I bought Daddy a carving kit, so I felt
free to get really cutesy with my design this year. (side note, a
friend lamented her dislike of carving their pumpkins. I replied that
this is one of Will's clearly defined duties as the husband.)
Who taught her to pose like a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader for our photos? I want to know.
I love our neighborhood. We had a block party on Monday and had a great time visiting. The moms provided fun activities like fishing, coloring, pumpkin decorating, and tattoos. But really, if there are cupcakes and cookies, what kid is going to color? (We attended this party as a pink ballerina and princess.)
At the Ridgeland Fall Festival. It was super cold, but we braved it for pumpkin decorating and jumpy lands. (For this, we were a different pink ballerina and a cheerleader.)
We had a fabulous time at the Science Museum Fall Festival. There were so many activities to do, pumpkin bowling, tattoos, fishing, snakes and candy, oh my, not to mention all the regular things we love about the science museum! (for this festival, we are a blue ballerina and...I have no idea what Laurie is, a mermaid? She said a seahorse, but the package said Queen of Atlantis. What is that? I do not know, but it's shed blue glitter all over my house. I'm looking at you, BB.)
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