Trunk or Treat

Myles had some fruit snacks and began running around, non-stop. Amazing what a bit of sugar will do to a little monkey. He is quicker on his feet, making it more challenging to keep up with him without breaking a hip.
After effects of fruit snacks.

Grandma Linda invited us to her Trunk or Treat this year. We had such a blast, roaming the parking lot filled with trick or treater's all dressed up. Teaching Myles how to say "trick or treat," and watching him grab a piece of candy and put it in his basket was so cute to watch. This has been the funnest Halloween already.

Trick or Treat at Aspen

Myles and his buddy Noah playing with balloons.


Myles wanted poor Jayden's flower balloon. He tried grabbing it from her, but she wouldn't have it. You go girl!

Each year, my work hosts trick or treating. Patients sit by there room door, handing out candy to kids. They have so much fun watching all the cute kids in there Halloween costumes. What a joy it is to see a smile on there faces.

Pumpkin Shenanigan's 2010

Another year of the blessed Pumpkin Shenanigan's with our friends. Myles had a blast shoveling the pumpkins shenanigan's into poor buddy's dog dish.

Pumpkin a la Myles

Linder Farms '10

Linder Farms '10 cont'd

He was mad, we took his corn dog away to get a cute family photo. That will teach 'em, let's punch mom in the face.
We love grandma, she let's me eat my corn dog in the photo.

Out of any activity Myles has done, this by far was the most stressful for Mom. The dreaded swings. Myles was so enthralled by this spinning swing, he couldn't stop pointing, running toward and yelling at it all night. Seeing as though there were other kid's Myles' age on it, what the heck, you only live once, right? Yep, he loved it. He was a little apprehensive at first as they began to move. Each time he would pass the crazy 3, acting like loons to get his attention, he'd smile ear to ear.

Grandma Linda joined us for another day of play on Saturday. It is so much fun to spend time together, each of us enraptured by Myles and how lucky we are to have him in our lives.

House of bounce at Linder Farms

P.s I love this picture.

Old news, Myles loves anything that jumps. Trampolines, jump houses, or mom and dad holding Myles while jumping in the air for hours on end. He had so much fun and we still had to check out all of the sites. Bad idea to start our day at the jump house. Luring him out wasn't working. Mom had to climb in and snatch him up. Not so pretty for onlooker's wanting to see cute little kids jumping, not a clumsy girl finagling her way into the tiny hole to enter this house of bounce.

Farmstead 2010

Our favorite time of the year is just around the corner, Halloween! Goody, goody, goody. We spent Saturday at Farmstead with Grandma Linda and good friend Mattie. First up, the slide, it was fun and bumpy.
Jay couldn't resist this one, you're never too old for a good slide. Silly Jay.

Corn kernels were a hit. The kids played and played, good idea.
Poor Alisa Bell's rib's were being punctured by my knee's, poor little cow. Finding a way to squish myself was a bit tricky. Myles had a smashingly good time.

Part two

Lot's of pumpkins and another fun memory to remember. Thank you Grandma Linda and Mattie for sharing it with us.

I love you, stink face

Myles has a new face he makes, quite often really. We call it "stink face." Randomly throughout the day we will find this look on his face. It is really funny to see, as we bellow out "eeeewwww, stink face."

He is also into playing drums with whatever he can get his hands on. Cookie sheets and spoons are his favorite instrument.
Myles loves, loves loves books. You can find him sitting alone, looking at books, oohing and awwing, or on one of our laps pointing out balloons, moons, dogs or cat's.

Wow, 19 month's pass so very fast. We love you, stink face!