Trick-or-Treat

Here is my sweet Batman and Cinderella outside Grandma Youngberg's house before we left to go door to door. Ellie is in love with suckers. I couldn't get her to put it down for pictures.


Again with the sucker.

Batman was old enough this year that he was really excited to be knocking on doors. He apparently had a game plan. He would ring the door bell and knock twice on EVERY door. It didn't matter how many times we told him he didn't need to knock, he did. He was going to make sure that everyone knew he was ready to get his candy. We had to keep telling him to slow down and wait for his sister because he kept running from door to door so fast.

This was before we left our house. Ellie's tiara didn't make it out the door. (disregard the dirty fireplace screen - I quit cleaning it last year. It is just pointless to try and keep little fingers off of it.)

Me and my friends had a little party for our kids the Friday before. Here they are all lined up - and so happy too. This was the best picture we could get of all of them

Cute Kaylee enjoyed coloring while waiting for her pizza to cook. Every time I tried to take a picture of her - she just glared at me. I promise she really does like me, for real.

Cinderella colored too. She will do anything that Kaylee will do. Kaylee however often looks at Ellie with a look like, "You are crazy". When Ellie does things like jump down the stairs from half way up, or atempt things at the park that even Ethan won't do. Kaylee is probably right, Ellie is crazy, but we love her.