A Grouchy (And Happy) Little Ladybug

A Grouchy (And Happy) Little Ladybug

Happy Halloween (the morning after edition)!

We had a cute little ladybug at our house last night.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Except when we suggested she wear her headband. Then we had a grouchy ladybug:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Soon we gave up on the headband and she headed out with Dad and Grandma for some trick or treating. She made it to three houses (and had to be carried up to the doors). She eventually walked down the street with a group of friends, but refused to go up to any more houses. A visit to Grammy and Grampy’s house to show off her costume finished off the evening.

Oh, but we can’t forget the survey of the candy (look at that smile!).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

She was very excited about the lollipops (poor teeth) and very generous with her candy (lucky mommy).

~ Krista

Pumpkin Carving!

Pumpkin Carving!

Last night we had our second annual pumpkin carving with my in-laws.

 We had four pumpkins to carve and the grandparents brought three more.

The party was only slightly marred by Elizabeth throwing up on me twice. Yes, twice. But we didn’t let that stop the fun (because otherwise she was perfectly normal and bouncing around. We chalked it up to her having eaten something that didn’t agree with her- she said her tummy hurt her). Anyway, what is a Halloween celebration without something gross? At least my house is now more disinfected now than it was before.

 

I also forgot that Elizabeth will not intentionally get her hands icky. She refused to touch the inside of the pumpkin. She was at least willing to fish out a few seeds with a spoon and seemed to have a lot of fun doing that.

 

Duncan kindly let me use his power drill on one of the pumpkins (I love using the power drill and thought it would be really cute). Instead of just drilling holes, I tried to drill a face. I think it might have been better just drilling holes all around, but it was still fun and turned out ok (the nose did become a triangle cut out since I really messed that part up-see behind the baby below).

 

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

I think the baby pumpkin Duncan carved was my favorite. Elizabeth was very concerned that the pumpkin had her pacifier.

Here is the final shot of our masterpieces:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~Krista