Happy Halloween everyone! This was Nick's first Halloween and Abbie's third. As Nick didn't have a choice, we thought he would look cute in a tiger costume. Abbie has been enjoying princesses this year, especially Cinderella. The following pictures are of all our trick-or-treating stops.
The first stop was Dad's work. As you can see we have a chicken, tiger, princess, and two accountants. The accountants' costumes are probably the scariest. The funny thing is that they did not coordinate their costume.
The next stop was Grandma and Grandpa's house on Mom's side. They were excited to see their grandchildren all dressed up.
Below are two princesses excited to trick-or-treat at the Snake River Landing. Little did we know that there would be a long line just to trick-or-treat. These little girls didn't like the idea of having to wait that long and neither did their mothers.
The next stop was Great-Grandparents house. We are glad to have them close by so that we could trick-or-treat here.
Here we have the Aunts and Grandparents on Dad's side. We thought it best to let Nick sleep peacefully instead of making him get out to pose for a picture.
We finally had a chance to pose for a family Halloween picture.
Here we have one cool dude and one cute chick!
We discovered that we could do a Blast from the Past. Rob in the 50's, Nicole is 60's and 70's, Christy is the 80's, and Jennie the 90's. Don't they look awesome!
Now we have the girls of the decades past.
We enjoyed visiting Aunt Nita. As you can tell Abbie looks quite comfortable.
Last stop was Uncle Jeff's house. The kids were all trick-or-treated out but they still enjoyed the visit. This picture was the only time Abbie was sitting still and it had to be taken fast.
Thanks for coming along on our trick-or-treating trip. We had a fun Halloween and hope you did too.
The first stop was Dad's work. As you can see we have a chicken, tiger, princess, and two accountants. The accountants' costumes are probably the scariest. The funny thing is that they did not coordinate their costume.
The next stop was Grandma and Grandpa's house on Mom's side. They were excited to see their grandchildren all dressed up.
Below are two princesses excited to trick-or-treat at the Snake River Landing. Little did we know that there would be a long line just to trick-or-treat. These little girls didn't like the idea of having to wait that long and neither did their mothers.
The next stop was Great-Grandparents house. We are glad to have them close by so that we could trick-or-treat here.
Here we have the Aunts and Grandparents on Dad's side. We thought it best to let Nick sleep peacefully instead of making him get out to pose for a picture.
We finally had a chance to pose for a family Halloween picture.
Here we have one cool dude and one cute chick!
We discovered that we could do a Blast from the Past. Rob in the 50's, Nicole is 60's and 70's, Christy is the 80's, and Jennie the 90's. Don't they look awesome!
Now we have the girls of the decades past.
We enjoyed visiting Aunt Nita. As you can tell Abbie looks quite comfortable.
Last stop was Uncle Jeff's house. The kids were all trick-or-treated out but they still enjoyed the visit. This picture was the only time Abbie was sitting still and it had to be taken fast.
Thanks for coming along on our trick-or-treating trip. We had a fun Halloween and hope you did too.
