Halloween Fun

On Halloween morning we woke up and made “pumpkin” pancakes before starting our school work.  Buggy was especially excited with her giant pumpkin which she polished off and then ate two more (smaller ones)!  She must be growing!

After finishing our schoolwork I painted the girls faces. Buggy wanted a picture by her pumpkin.  The cat has curled inside so she had to hold it up. :)

Our little Boo that turned into a bee!

Sisters!

Strikin’ a pose!

After a few pictures we headed up to Daddy’s work to have lunch and get a few treats from the offices there.  

Noni had spent the night so she finally got to see T’s remodel that he’s been working hard on.  Everything looks so nice and fresh up at the hospital!  Peanut spent her time impressing Daddy’s co-workers with her latest walking skills.

A few hours later Grandma and Grandpa arrived and the party got started!  Happy Birthday Grandma!

Grandma opened her presents after we ate some hot taco soup to keep us warm while we went candy hunting!

The girls did some more Make-It plates and we got Grandma some new gold hoop earrings since Auntie Nae told us she had just lost her favorite pair. 

Then it was off to collect some candy!  We actually had great weather this year…low 50’s…which made it bearable, but it did get pretty cold as the sun disappeared.  We were joined by two sets of friends and their kiddos.  It’s always more fun to trick-or-treat in a group!

After the ladies at T’s work heard that Boo was going to be a Bee we got a knock on the door.  One of them had dressed up with her husband as a Bee couple before and she brought us their costumes to borrow…so sweet! We were quite the buggy family!

Me and my little ladybug.

The kids did great saying “Trick-or-treat” and “thank you” before scampering off to the next houses. :)

This is Boo’s offended face.  I can’t even remember what K did…tripped her up or ran into her or something.  They can be quite dramatic with each other at times. ;)

The little ladybug was gnawing on a full sized crunch bar for about 15 minutes before she finally got it open and got a mouth full of chocolate, but then she started gagging on a little piece of the plastic wrapper and was NOT happy when I took the whole thing away from her. :)

Of the three kids that we were trick-or-treating with, one was a Bee and the other was a Butterfly!  So we were just a swarming garden of insects!

Daddy the King Bee, as the girls were calling him. :)

Boo, Peanut, and I made it almost an hour before we gave in and sought shelter…and heat!  We helped Grandma pass out the rest of the candy, and she counted that we got over 100 trick-or-treaters this year!  Peanut loved to see all the costumes of the people that were coming to the door, and she also kept bringing this book to Grandma and “asking” her to read it. Happy girl!  :)

We hope you all had a safe and happy Halloween! 

Beeee happy!