Halloween finally!

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We got some pretty nice pumpkins this year (Thank you Grandpa and Grandma!) and the kids had a great time scooping out the guts before Kory carved them.


Kory was pretty excited about dressing up for work on Halloween day. He went as an Occupy Wall Street person, to make fun of them. His favorite part was not shaving, not combing his hair, dressing in his comfy old clothes. . . okay, I think he loved every part of it.
We had a witch, fortune teller, superman, two pirates, and a punk rocker. Zane purposefully did a punkish look for the pictures. Looks almost too realistic, in my opinion! The kids enjoyed our ward's Trunk or Treat, and going to their grandparents and great-grandparents for treats.

I just had to include this picture, although it has nothing to do with Halloween. Like most babies, Joziah loves to be naked and escapes getting dressed whenever he can. This pic is actually taken in our "new" house, where we just moved this past weekend. I should really take a shot of the outside, but I haven't yet. We've had a few minor issues (had to call the plumber already) but we're settling in nicely and I think we're going to love it here!

Comments

Emmy Montez said…
Oh I love that little superman costume, you did such a good job! Zane and Kory have the same expression, that's hilarious. Great costumes! I'm way excited to see the house.
November 7, 2011 at 10:26 PM
Kaylene said…
Love the costumes! I also highly anticipate pictures of the new house! I'm excited for you guys.
November 12, 2011 at 6:25 PM
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