This year we did the same thing as last year. We went to Queen Creek to Bart and Dusti's. We ate delicious food. Chili, cornbread, fried chicken, Cowboy caviar (corn, avocado, cilantro, tomatoes, and some other yummy stuff that goes on tortilla chips), and I brought the pumpkin chocolate chip cookies that Stephanie gave the recipe for on her blog. They were really tasty and not too heavy.
Anyway, on with Halloween. Charlotte the
chicken would not look at the camera or smile unfortunately, but she was adorable!Tucker wore his mask only for pictures.
Henry got to wear the bee costume that Aunt Sarah bought for baby Tucker. He was darling, as usual.
Uncle Bart pulled the kids around the neighborhood on a trailer of hay bails. We had tons of fun. I thought the kids would tire out pretty fast, but they were loving the ride and the
trick-or-treating. I decided not to wear my make-up stitching, cause I didn't want to freak Charlotte or Henry out and Tucker kept saying he didn't want me too. Maybe when they're older I'll do it again.We had a great time!
9 comments:
i love that chicken costume. mabel had it when she was 2. looks like you had fun!
so cute! I love dressing up kids!
ummm-I love your kids-so cute!!!
How cute!! I love all of the pictures. I totally made those Stephanie-pumpkin cookies. So good...
I love their cute costumes! I'm glad you all had such a good time! :)
The chicken is a cutie! (All of them are, but she's my fave.:)
I love that photo of Henry! What a dollbaby!
Tucker looks very proud of his manly costume! All 3 are darling, though!
All that food and fun... I am very envious!
man, in that first pic, charlotte looks miserable! but at least she's still cutsie pie!
So cute! Halloween looked like fun at your place! 3 costumes! I can only imagine. You are creative. I racked my brain to figure out something for Jack and me.
I hope you are all doing well!
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