Here are some pictures of our Halloween fun. In keeping with tradition, we visited Mr. Bill and Ms. Mary and then headed to see the Coffaro's and Scheffer's. Thomas loved trick-or-treating and Nathan enjoyed the lights and sounds of the night. Little McKinley was a UCF cheerleader and I can't wait to see what next Halloween will be like with our kids running all over the neighborhood!
To our surprise McKinley (and her family) came to Thomas' Saturday morning T-Ball game. McKinley LOVES the fresh air and slept during their visit. McKinley was sporting one of her cute Halloween outfits and sweet hair bows. In this photo she is 5 1/2 weeks old. We are so thankful that The Coffaro & Scheffer crew came to cheer on the Rays!
We usually have ball practice on Friday nights, but instead we had a game. Even after a super long week of school, Thomas did a great job on the field. We were very happy that Nana and Papa came to see him play.
We didn't get a chance to visit the pumpkin patch during the day, but the boys still had fun looking at the pumpkins. Nathan still wanted to pick every single one up, regardless of its size. Thomas loved the ones that were all bumpy. Yet again, taking a picture of the two seems to be "mission impossible."
We spent a lot of time and effort to get the kids to smile at Picture People this afternoon. It takes lots of planning to get pictures just right. Wouldn't you know that we visited BassPro Shops afterwards and they had a scene set up for a free fall photo and the man only took ONE photo and it came out perfect! Geesh!
Here are the pictures of the boys in their Halloween costumes. Thomas is going to be "Woody" from Toy Story and Nathan is a little monkey. Getting the boys to sit still, look at the camera, AND smile all at the same time was nearly impossible, so these are the best ones we got.
At this weeks game, Thomas got a chance to play catcher. He usually doesn't like to play this position since he thinks the gear stinks! :) He did a great job playing catcher. The game seemed so weird. Maybe it's because we were missing our usual cheering section. Nana and Papa were out of town. Go Rays!