Monday, December 21, 2009

so so behind

**I wonder if I will ever again start a post with something besides "I am still catching up..." maybe someday... but not today.**

I am still catching up and since it's almost Christmas, I thought I should post our Halloween pictures. Yes. I know. The funny thing is I have been looking forward to doing this post since I had two of the cutest Halloween cuties ever, but it was a two camera event, which means that I have 2 sets of pictures to download and those from my work camera involve more equipment, software, time, etc. So that is my excuse.

So here they are: my Halloween cuties!Hannah Montana and her cowboy cousin!

This year I was (a little) surprised that she had outgrown being a ballerina, or cheer leader, and never wavered in her quest to be the tween sensation. So I gave in, though we didn't buy the pre-packaged Hannah and put together our own costume. (I am a big believer in home made costumes not the packaged ones.) I thought we did pretty well though; she is definitely my little rock star!As for Keiric, the weeks before Halloween he wavered between being Spiderman, a fire fighter, a cowboy, a ninja, and a few other "Super Hero" types. However, with my distaste for pre-fabricated Halloween costumes, I couldn't get myself to buy one until the day before and I realized that there weren't any good ones left in his size. So I used a little momma influence (or manipulation - whatever you want to call it) and he decided that he wanted to be a cowboy; which was great since we had all the stuff. He sure was cute cowboy:
We had a great time taking them down to our church where they were having a Fall carnival and they played games, won candy, jumped in the inflatables and had a great time. Then on the way home we stopped by my parents church and they still had their Harvest Festival going we so they played a few more games and got a little more candy. Kaylie didn't think that was enough though and she thought they should actually "trick-or-treat" on the the walk home from there. I think 2 houses did the trick and everyone called it a success.

*As a side note though - our kids our not big candy eaters and never even asked for a piece of candy till they were home and in their pjs. Then they each picked one piece and were excited to eat it. Today, we still have 2 bags that are about 3/4 full, because even though they are sitting out on their dressers they are just not that interested. I think we'll have to throw it all away before the Easter Bunny comes in Spring :)