It was a beautiful fall afternoon, so we tried for another picture in the leaves.
We went to Murray Park for some place different.
We didn't have too much luck...Happy Fall!
Happy Halloween!
(We had to at least try it with the hat, it didn't last.)
My little flower fairy.
Tinkerbell, I had to convince Bella to put on the wings, because she is growing her own!
Ready to head out. I think we were the first ones out, but I wanted them back before it got too cold for June. Bella decided she wanted to make it to Alexa's house. The round trip is about a mile. After they brought June back, she and Dad started out. They made it! Bret had to carry her about half way, but they did it. 
And check out the candy! I can remember working for hours for not nearly this much candy. As for Bella, she put it in the corner after and pretty much forgot about it. Another Halloween is over, hope yours was great!
Remember how I said we had 20 pumpkins- here they are! (Minus one that Bella had decorated like a princess.) We decided to take the plunge and carve them all! The night before we hollowed them all out and today we have been carving them. Bret was the master of faces and I tried my hand at a few different designs.
Here they are before we had them lit. And now I think each one deserves to be shown, scroll down through the rest!
Faces by Bret!
Halloween Morning, Aunt Lauren arranged for us to have breakfast with the witches. Aunt Natalie is too cute to be a witch!What a fun way to start the holiday!
Even though we grew 18 pumpkins of our own this year, I insisted that we continue the tradition of going to the pumpkin patch. Just because we already have too many pumpkins doesn't mean we should break tradition, nor should we because it was drizzly and freezing. June was a little concerned about riding in the wagon at first. It took a little convincing from Big Sis and then she loved it!
Bella was happy to run around looking at everything.
June just wanted to stay in the wagon. Eventually she started looking around, but was mostly interested in picking up rocks, not pumpkins.