We've been to the pumpkin patch a few times this year and last week I took the kids back again to take some pictures and let them run around.... Teag's lips were really blue that day and it was cold which wasn't helping!

Her favorite shoes right now are her rain boots! She wears them everywhere...


These two crack me up- never a dull moment! They say the funniest things to each other and are always laughing at each other (or fighting, ha)
This is usually how the photos of all three of them go... I finally get Bode to look at me (and smile) and then the kiddie train drives by and blows the whistle!
Bode's face here makes me laugh- like,"really mom? more pictures?"

Halloween night we headed out to the harvest carnival at church, and then Trent and I took them trick or treating. Gavin had decided what he wanted to be a few months ago- a tow truck... We worked on it for a few days the week before Halloween and it turned out really cute! He was so happy!


Here's my little butterfly princess!
Bode was a dinosaur for about 10 minutes and then he was over it. I'm glad his outfit was only $7, ha... Gavin wanted him to be a car so he could 'tow him' but we couldn't quite figure out how that would work. He kept telling me that it would be his first 'big job'....
Bode is sitting up pretty much on his own now, and almost crawling! He wasn't too crazy about this outfit though- sorry buddy!
Here's how trick or treating looked- Bode sleeping, Teag cold and tired (but still wanting candy), and Gav so excited for people to answer the door that he was peeking in the window... We would laugh so hard when there were other kids around because as soon as he got his candy, he would turn to leave, forgetting how long the back end of his truck was- and take out any kids around him and anything sitting on people's porches!Happy Fall!

























Last month the kids had a chance to take swimming lessons up at Nana and Pacaw's house for the first time. It was alot of work to get everyone ready and out the door everyday to head to the pool, but it was totally worth it! Gav and Teag were both signed up in their own classes, one at 10 and one at 10:30. The other challenge was keeping them entertained/out of the pool while they waited for their turn.




With the water being so cold, it was only a matter of minutes before Teag would run out of the water shaking with blue lips. I kept a pair of warm dry clothes near by and we'd just change her and let her play by the pool if she didn't want to get back in. This left lots of time to be silly with her cousins who were taking lessons too!









