A few weeks before Halloween I decided that this year I would let Spencer choose what he wanted to be. When I asked him he thought about it for a couple seconds and then replied that he wanted to be a butterfly. If you know Scott you know that this would be a big problem. Trying to still be the good parent I just let it go and decided to ask again later. A few days later... butterfly. A few more days later...butterfly. I knew that Owen was going to be wearing our fireman costume so when I was at Old Navy and saw the Dalmatian costume, on sale, I just couldn't help myself. It was just meant to be so I bought the costume and brought it home to present to the boy. He held his ground. He was not going to be a dog he wanted to be a butterfly. I explained to him that this wasn't just a dog it was a fireman puppy. Well, it worked he was sold and from that moment on he loved his costume and would wear it happily any chance he got. Every single time someone asked him what he was going to be for Halloween he would proudly reply..."a fireman puppy." If someone called him anything else they would be promptly corrected.
Now begins the lengthy run down of all our fun Halloween festivities.
The first pumpkin painted at our awesome playgroup.
This party was all out fun. Complete with pin the nose on the pumpkin, pass the pumpkin game. Making Halloween picture frames and wrist bands (bracelets) and last but not least this game of finding the prizes in the noodles. These kids are so spoiled.


This is our Joy School Party/Program. We worked super hard on our "program" which was one song that was mostly sung by the moms but any excuse for a party right?
Spencer and Dad carving our pumpkins. Nice Scott.
Well done boys. Now lets get this party get started.
I wasn't so sure how well the kids would do with the doughnut game but they were hilarious. They were so obedient in not using their hands.
Seriously Emma.


Halloween Day was jam packed with fun. We started off by meeting up with some friends and trick or treating down Main Street in Logan. We had to stop for this little photo opp.
The fireman and his puppy.
Pounding the pavement.




