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Annual Trick or Treat


Our weekend started on Saturday morning with a soccer game - with gale-force winds and chilly temps!  But, this crew was excited to be together.

Connor played a great game!!  These crazies created a blanket-fort.




Then we got to go to Aunt Michelle's house to warm up and eat brunch.  Chloe and Linlee had a good time together :)



Then, we headed to the pumpkin patch!









This was a new thing at the pumpkin patch:  inflatable horses.  Bill challenged Kevin (who couldn't turn him down) and the video I took is HILARIOUS.  Ask me to see it, and I'll gladly show you.  My dear husband asked me not to post it on the world wide web. ;)


Chloe was the perfect size for the smaller horse - check out her look of determination!





I think father & son look a lot alike in this picture!



After a quick break and dinner, we got ready for trick-or-treat!




Chloe ~ Belle


April ~ Princess Frostine, from CandyLand

Peter ~ a reluctant Thomas the Train

Linlee ~ smart baby who skipped the cold :)


What was the best part of the weekend?  Seeing this little chickee being baptized, welcoming her into the covenant family!  We had a fun family lunch afterwards :)


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