Fall Foliage
I absolutely love growing our own pumpkins:) Although this year, I accidently bought two extra zucchini plants and only 4 pumpkin plants--oops. Summer went to a pumpkin carving activity with her friend this year, so it's ok that we didn't get around to carving any of ours this year--oops again.
Magical fall street in Bothell!
I can't stop taking pictures of the beautiful trees...seriously, it's a problem:)
Pumpkin Patch
This year, some friends invited us to a bon fire at the pumpkin patch. We, of course, had to fit in the traditional pictures, and stop at the shop for peaches and gummies...sadly, no donuts for us gluten free people. There were definitely less pumpkins at Bob's Corn this year--weird.
Only one year apart! I guess it was a year of growth for Summer.
It was a rainy bonfire in the corn maze! But still fun...
Cute Costumes
This year, Summer knew exactly what she wanted to be for Halloween. Probably because she's reading Twilight:) She was the cutest little vampire ever! And yay that the very first costume we bought was perfect and fit her just right.
Mike and I did very last minute costumes this year (reused from a murder mystery dinner we went to a couple years back). Summer only let me do the bun in her hair for the first party, then it was down after that (apparently a bun with so much hair is heavy haha--I wouldn't know).
Trick or Treating
We started with the trunk or treat at church the Saturday before Halloween. It was dry all day...until everyone started decorating their trunks, then it poured the rest of the night!
Summer has trick or treated with her friend Reese for the past few years, so I was happy to keep the tradition alive this year...maybe their last year with parents, since next year is middle school. Just like with the trunk or treat, it was dry all day until we started trick or treating, then it rained the rest of the night! Such a rainy Halloween this year.
This house always has the best decorations!
So much candy!
Always glad when Halloween is over:)
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