Pumpkin carving can be so much fun. Bryant was great and tried to make everything the boys could think of. Thankfully, there are a lot of free designs online.
The boys attempted to help clean out the pumpkins. Once again, Tucker found the insides to be too slimy, Hunter was willing to an extent to help scoop out the insides. They ultimately opted to "help" poke the pumpkins. Brant was very patient with them :)
We (Malisa) decided to make costumes this year from boxes. Bryant was a good sport and built his own airplane costume :)
I made the train costume for Tucker and a track excavator for Hunter. Hunter's was a little heavy for him but he was a sport and wore it nonetheless.
We had lots of fun going to my cousin's ward's Halloween party. They had a runway and Tucker was brave enough to walk down the runway as Henry the Engine.
I was a flower for Halloween, since I spent most of the time holding on to Brylee, who was a butterfly
We also tried trick-or-treating down center street. It was a lot of walking but the boys handled it wonderfully :)
On Halloween we went to our ward's trunk-or-treat. It took a lot of coaxing to get Hunter to wear his costume the entire time, especially after wearing it down center street earlier that day.
I was given a lot of credit for my kids costumes but I must say that this robot costume was amazing!!!
Here is Bryant showing off his costume :)
It was very convenient that it came with a "back seat" so the boys could have fun flying too.
Bryant's brother Jordan was with us before heading off to the MTC to serve in California (San Bernadino Mission, I believe) He didn't have a costume, other than being a missionary :)
And here is Brylee in her ladybug costume. Thank you neighbor who came across this one and thought of us.
