Halloween week was busy and lots of memories were made with these cutie kiddos!
We made a trip to the pumpkin patch!
Pumpkin picking is clearly hard work! ;)
Mallory was able to wear her costume to her dance class and all her friends were in awe of her Anna dress. I've never seen Mallory shy and embarrassed but the girls could not quit looking at her and I could tell it freaked her out a little, haha.
Thankful we had a Captian America book and shirt to wear! He loved it!
Mallory's was a little harder to plan, but it turned out cute! Purple cat from Brown Bear, Brown Bear! She loves cats so she thought this was pretty special!
Thursday after school was the trick or treat at Daddy's work!
We found Elsa too! :)
After trick or treating we hurried out to watch our nephews last home game of the season.
Beautiful football weather!
Being silly with Papaw!
Friday night we painted and carved pumpkins! Baby Hudson and Mami came over to hang out too!
Saturday we had our last soccer games for the season. The kids made incredible progress over the last 8 weeks and we enjoyed watching them, but we are happy to have our weekends back for sure!
GO BLASTERS!
GO RUGRATS!
D helped coach the last couple of games and all the boys played so well. Mason scored 5 GOALS his last game! He really impresses us with his natural athletic abilities. Now we have to work on getting him to not fall down every play. He watched one professional game on TV and saw how they fall down when fouled and now he thinks he is supposed to do that! :/
The closest thing I could get to a smile!
That night was Halloween. We went to Honey and Poppys house to trick or treat their neighborhood.
Cutie pies!
M&M love their baby cousin so much. He is such a sweet boy!
Trick or Treat Honey and Poppy!
Super Hudson and that little smirk! :))
They are off!!
We lasted about 2 blocks before the kids were ready to head back and play. Mason ended up standing at the front door the rest of the evening passing out candy. He absolutely loved it! Towards the end of the night he ran out of candy in his little basket so he came to me in the kitchen, said "mom, I don't need to eat my candy, I'm going to give it to the kids, ok Mom?" Then he dumped his whole bucket into the basket and went back to giving treats out. It was so cute.
Halloween may not rank highest on my list of favorite holidays but I do enjoy making memories with the kids and witnessing their joy while participating in the fun of the holiday.
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