Instead of going trick-or-treating we took the kids to another church halloween festival. (4th one this year!) Jimmy once again had a great time playing all the games and winning prizes. The good thing is he did not come home with a bunch of candy that we would eat!
Last night when we got home with the kids from their Halloween festivities we noticed a bunch of teenage trick-or-treaters in our neighborhood. I had not purchased any candy this year, because last year no one came. So we devised a plan....I pulled out last years candy and put it in a pumpkin bucket on the front porch with the lights on. Then put our camera in the window and waited to see what happened...
Sarah has become an expert on yoga and other exercises lately and loves to show off her skills.
Sarah is finally at the stage where I can set her down and she and Jimmy can somewhat play together. It is so cute to watch them pass toys back and forth and laugh. Sarah really enjoys watching Jimmy run around and laughs at him constantly. Jimmy is still very protective of Sarah, but he loves on her all the time.
Last night we headed over to Covenant Christian school to their fall festival. Jimmy has had so much fun this fall, he will have gone to a total of four festivals after tonight. He calls them all parties, and now asks every morning if we are going to a party. :) Lacy is the art teacher at the school so both kids were excited to see her.
Sarah actually fell asleep in the car and I was able to carry her in and put her in her crib. So sweet!
Our play group was able to visit a brand new local fire station Wednesday morning. Jimmy was in heaven climbing all over the four fire trucks. He loved pretending to drive the "big red trucks." One of the firemen put on his whole uniform to show the kids what he looked like, Jimmy started to get scared and ran to hide. I went and picked him up, and explained that if you saw a fireman in his uniform to give him a hug. That way he would not hide in our house if there was a problem. Jimmy ran right away and gave him a big hug!
