Halloween Happenings

We survived yet another Halloween. Earlier in the week, Kasi had us over to decorate some Halloween cookies with the cousins and to play. The kids were mostly interested in playing, but they did manage to decorate a few cookies.

Halloween day, we had beautiful weather! It was in the mid 60's and blue skies...couldn't have been better! Our day was full and busy. Landon and I made 32 little mummy hot dogs to take to Travis's classroom party. At noon, we took them over to the school and waited for the costume parade to start at 12:30. 

All our cute little mummies!

 For the costume parade, Carson decided to be a cowboy and Travis was a swamp monster. I was impressed that Travis busted a move when it was his class's turn (he was about the only one that did).

Carson's class dancing away!

Travis's class. Not great quality, but it was from my phone.

A dancing swamp monster!

 After the costume parade, we went and visited Travis's classroom party for 15 minutes and then on to Carson's for the last 15 of the day. (They only allowed for the classes to "party" for 30 minutes)

Carson with his friends Adnon, Rielly, Weston, Parker, and JT

Carson's class had their treats before lunch, so during the alloted 30 party time, they got to listen to music, watch funny videos and got to do just dance.

When school was done, we went home and had naps so we could make it through the rest of the night. We left to trick or treat grandma Asay around 4 and then came back into town for our ward trunk or treat at 5:30. After the trunk or treat, I took the boys to visit grandma Dorothy while Christian tried to pick up our pizza for dinner. They said they didn't have an order for us, so I had to go over and set them straight! Then, it was off to visit grandpa Monk and then on to Powell.

Travis: Zombie football player

Carson: Dead Cowboy (as I was informed which is why he wore the skeleton shirt under)

Landon: Dragon

Trunk or Treat

This year, we got to trick or treat my grandparents in Powell. Usually, they are back in Arizona, so we were excited to get to visit them too this year. What was fun about this stop is that my grandma had a giant hershey bar waiting for each of the boys, but in order to get them, they had to work for them. My grandma had attached a picture to each side of their candy bars and made them guess who each person was in the pictures before they could get their candy. It was such a cute idea and we have loved looking at the pictures!

grandma making the boys guess who everyone was.

Here are the pictures that she had on the candy bars. Definitely some good oldies here!

We ended our night with pizza and grandpa and grandma Foulger's house where the boys got to trick or treat them and uncle Jason and aunt Cassie!