This year for Halloween, Heath had everything planned out far in advance. He had decided he would be a knight (which we already had a costume of) Houston would be a dragon (which we also had a costume of, thanks Grandma!) I would be a princess, and Daddy would be a King.
As Halloween got closer it was pretty apparent that myself and Matt weren't going to be dressing up, so this was by far the easiest Halloween on the books yet for us.
Isn't Houston just adorable!?
Heath was in little boy heaven.
The night before Halloween we went to the local High School's Halloween carnival. The boys loved it. They got to play a game for each piece of candy and got just the right amount.
On Halloween we got to wear costumes to story time at the library, then had the Lopez family over for bloody soup and skeleton bone bread sticks. Matt called about half an hour before dinner and said he had to stay late at school. Poor Anthony, every time we try to get together either he or Matt isn't there. Leaving 1 husband outnumbered every time. Someday we'll all get together. After dinner we went trick or treating with the Lopez family. It had been a rainy evening but held off for us to go out.
Here in St L they don't have you say the whole, "Trick or treat!" when they open the door. They ask, "Do you have a joke for me?" I personally love it.
Heath was old enough to tell a joke this year. This is how it went.
"The bampire had to go to the doctor because he had a coughin."
This was at the High School carnival. Not the best of all pictures, but I think it's super cute. I hope I always remember how cute these boys were toddling along at that age.
When we got home from trick or treating with our ridiculous load, Matt had just gotten home from school. We let the boys each pick 3 pieces of candy to eat that night, then changed them into jammies. While we were reading scriptures Houston crashed on Matt's lap. After such an exciting day he was one tired little boy.