Happy Halloween!

Sara chose her costume this year, it was between a crocodile and a horse and she wanted to be the horse. She wore this costume everywhere for a few days.

We thought tricycling to the cemetery would be a fun Halloween thing to do.

Look Mom, my shoe levitates at the cemetery!


Then the next day we tricycled on a new trail they have built by our house, once again, in our horse costume.

Then on Halloween day (in Utah County) we carved our pumpkins and put them out.

This one was our favorite.

This one we noticed later looks like they "Y" on a BYU flag, it was supposed to be a scary bat. Oh well.

Going trick-or-treating.



She got the hang of it really fast. She would go up and knock by herself and say trick-or-treat and when they'd open the door she said, "Hi, how's it going?". Too funny! Also we went up to one house with a guy dressed up like a werewolf and she was too afraid to go up to the door. He said, "Come get some candy" and she said, "No, that's OK".


This was the giant hail storm that was coming. I got concerned as we were walking and hearing thunder and watching this wall cloud approach, so I ran home and got the car to pick up Dan and Sara. I'm really glad I did.

Here is a pic I took of the hail all embedded in the horses head when we got home.

Sara got home and enjoyed the spoils. The first to go was Skittles. I'm pretty sure it's the first time she's ever had them.

Now she and Dan are having a blast answering the door and playing Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor loudly over and over.