Yes, it was seriously deserted. Usually those fields are full of people, but I suppose no one decided to wait as long as us. Their loss...I held out for a nice day and sure enough it was sunny at 65 degrees, so it was worth the wait! Here are Jackson and Delaney, all alone on the tractor train.
Miss Addie waiting patiently in the stroller as brother and sister enjoy the afternoon.
Once they picked their pumpkins, it was a quick run by the Mac store for dinner, and then onto carving. Here are their pumpkins, sketched out by them and executed with much help from Dad. (Note to those who know about Jackson's weak stomach...he didn't disappoint this year either. Once the top was off and the guts were out, he gagged.) Delaney's is on the left, Jackson's on the right. Addison did have a small pumpkin, but when we went to carve it, it was rotten:(.
Grandpa Critt sent his traditional Halloween treat this year in the form of chocolate pumpkins. Delaney is wearing the twirly skirt I made for her.
And it didn't disappoint. Boy, does it twirl!!
And, little Miss Addison in her Halloween outfit from her Great Auntie Carno.
Here are all three as they headed out the door. Can you believe that here in the Arctic Midwest it was actually 78 degrees that day? In fact, as they headed off at 5:00 to start trick-or-treating, I checked the weather and it was 72 degrees. No coats required! In fact, the only reason D is wearing a shirt under hers is because it itched. I don't think we'll get many more Halloweens like it, but we'll take it!
Hope everyone else had a great Halloween! We're still drowning under loads of candy. This morning Delaney was begging Jackson for a lollipop from his bag of candy. He kept telling her no (gotta love siblings!) and she was getting more and more upset. I walked in to try to call a truce, only to discover the lollipops she wanted were actually in her bag of candy. They have so much of it, they don't even know whose is whose.
7 comments:
Love those photos!!! Delaney is growing up so much, she really looks older with long hair! It took Afton forever to figure out who she was. Both of the girls were looking at the pictures, and I was asking them if they remembered who they were. It took a few minutes... but they figured it out without any promptings!
Well Lindsey, that's what happens when you move! There's no one here to cut her hair anymore, so I haven't gotten it done since you did it last. We're going to Utah at Christmas and there's a girl there who sprays sparkles in D's hair when she cuts it, so I think I'm holding out until then. I can't imagine how long it will be at Christmas!
Love the pictures. They all look so cute!!! Abraham was Indiana Jones this year also. Abraham was also just baptised in SLC over Halloween weekend. The original plan was to do it over Christmas in SLC but with the baby due right before Christmas, we had a change of plans. Can you believe these boys are old enough to be getting baptised? Jackson is looking so old. Actually them getting older just makes me feel really old!!!
Kel - the twirly skirt is just adorable! I love it! You did a fabulous job.
You have the best looking kids! I guess it helps to have a gorgeous mom and handsome dad.
I love Addison's ladybug costume! She is so cute. And your other two aren't bad!
I love seeing pictures of all your kids together. They all look alike but different. The twirly skirt is TDF. I think our girls would get along great! Please tell me you're still thinking of coming here for a mid winter break! Oh, and I can't seem to find your phone number. Will you email it to me?
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