Halloween! It has come and gone, but not without being observed very much in our household especially by certain persons age 4 and under. Without further ado, here's the Instaslideshow:
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| Either it's Halloween around here or I haven't played the piano in a LONG time. |
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| Funtivity the 1st: Hee Haw Farms! A huge hit as always. I can't get over the corn box. |
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| This isn't exactly Halloween-related, but having one sit and one push makes walking to church go a lot faster and easier. |
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| Funtivity the 2nd: The Pumpkin Patch! They've really upped their game this year (though the wait for the hayride was incredibly long, extended ride notwithstanding). |
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| A perfect moment captured by The Wife. |
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| Funtivity the 3rd: A nearby neighborhood party at Dowdle Farms with an art unveiling. The Wife always manages to find the best local things to do. |
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| Work party. I must say the cereal bar was a stroke of genius. I made the poster but not the art. |
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| I'm really amazed and annoyed we didn't even win third place (which would mean a prize of team breakfast -- what could have been more fitting?), even enlisting Auditing and Marketing. |
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| Introducing the kids to a classic before heading out. |
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| Halloween greetings from Daniel Tiger and his entourage. |
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| Apparently I didn't do the bat or dragon or hissing cat quite to The Boy's desired specifications, but in my defense he didn't tell me until after. I finally threw the remainder of these out today. |
And there you have it! We also went to sister Cami's really fun annual Halloween-themed Timpanogos Symphony Orchestra concert/costume parade, Elfman, Grieg, Mozart, Prokofiev, Williams, and a favorite from last year, Ghostbusters. On the day of I had to rush off before too late to get to a rehearsal in SLC (more on that coming.....) but we had plenty of time to be together and do lots of fun things and trick-or-treat to the kids' hearts' content(s?), though they've largely forgotten about the candy by now, which is still in labeled bags. I don't understand parents who take their kids trick-or-treating multiple times for hours on end and then complain that there's so much candy in their house. What other results could you possibly expect??? Anyway.
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