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| Harlie chose her own costume this year. Browsing Old Navy's online store, Harlie immediately selected their pinkest disguise! |
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| Mama looking on as her super hero runs to save the day! |
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| The Incredibles invited Harlie to the Harvest Festival at their church. Balloons, bounce house and a hay ride? Yes please! |
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| They also had a cake walk. Round and round you go until the music stops, then you must stand on a number and if that number is called, you win a cake of your choosing! |
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| Harlie was a little shy when we first arrived so she wanted me to walk with her. |
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| We walked around and around and around until she finally won! |
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| Later that night was Project Jack-o-Latern. We all worked together on one pumpkin this year. And it was a lot of fun. I originally came up with the idea to carve a Minion from the Despicable Me movie, and later fashioned his goggles out of Austin's swim mask |
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| Harlie was given the task to choose which Minion from the DVD cover we'd make, then she carefully picked seeds out of the top of the pumpkin and helped scraped the guts out. |
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| Scott scooped the innards out of the rest of the big guy and drew the Minion face so Aust could carve it. |
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| Austin also came up with the brilliant idea to use a few bristles from our broom for the Minions hair. |
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| Ta Da! |
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| We began our Halloween night trick-or-treating at The Creegs house, but unfortunately I forgot to bring my camera when we left the house that morning. Wah wah.... |
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| Once we returned to Mather, I made sure too grab my camera and take a few pics of around the neighborhood. |
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| I love Mather's collective enthusiasm for Halloween. |
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| The loot! |
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