Halloween 2005 has been a much different experience than any other Halloween to date.
If you recall last year, Emma visitied four houses and then had reached her limit. This year Quackin’ Duck couldn’t get enough and we visited nearly every home in our neighborhood that had decorations inviting us to their door.
“Hello. My name is Henry and I am a cutie pie.”
These shots are from when Henry-boy was first beginning to eat “people food,” nibbling on the food from my or Marla’s plate. As you can see he loves it. If it would please the jury, I present the following evidence for this assertions.
Marla’s been saying for weeks now, “We took pictures at Leigh Anne’s house. Don’t forget to put them up.” A few days would pass… “You know, we played at Leigh Anne’s house that one day. You should put them up.”
We took a trip to Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield to see the 45th Alabama Regiment give a “living history” demonstration.
Thanks to persistence by Granma and Aunt Jessica (not to mention the wonders of the Internets), Emma Grace is now the proud owner of a Little Tikes Country Kitchen.
“May you be inscribed and sealed for a good year.”
We just finished celebrating Rosh Hashana, the beginning of the Jewish New Year. It is a happy celebration, with lots of focus on family and lots of reflection on the past year and the year to come. Marla made a yummy honey cake last night that I’m looking forward to digging into tonight!
I spent all of yesterday moving boxes from one side of the garage to the other, so we can finally get at least one car into the garage. Let me tell you, that is fun!
