Halloween

My brother and I invested in this panda costume.  It was expensive, but I've wanted one of these for a long time. 

Here I am at the DAUPC Halloween party.  Everyone loved my costume.

TOT-ing with my brother.  We went to find out classmates and went with them.  It was a fun night!

Halloween

Thanks Mom!  Oshawott, here I am!!!!!!

Mom even made us matching bags to collect our candy!

Tails

See that white mask on the right?  Behind the witch?

That was a real guy....he came out from behind and gave us a good scare.

And then he gave us some candy!

Smokey house.

One of our neighbors

Fire truck came to deliver glow sticks to Trick-or-treaters!

Halloween Performance

The Halloween Party at the mall is another great place for us to show off our dances and improve on our performances.  So we hit the stage for more dancing and a new Halloween routine.

With Tulia and Emily

Boo! It's Halloween!

I dressed as an Amazon Box.  Dad helped to make the costume.  All the neighbors loved it!

Train ride in the dark.

Halloween train ride after dark. 

Ready with our flashlights.

The train is getting some water at the tower.

Awesome train!  Such a fun treat after the Walk-a-thon.

Tricks or Treats?

Out for Trick or Treating on Halloween.

Look how good we are...and then...

Trying to push each other away. Ahhh...brothers.

Pumpkin Patch Time

Went to the pumpkin patch with the gang. All were there except Auntie Jen and little Lucas, who was sick. Bummer. It was incredibly hot that day, but we all had lots of fun on the train, the cow train, the hay rides and more! Check for more pictures in 77th and 47th(for b's).

Hayride time!

Snow White (?), Baseball player, shark, Darth, Scooby, Elephant, pink Poodle...and Auntie Betty as herself!

The most awesomest pumpkin patch

Well, you can read about it on my brother's blog...
Yes, it was super duper cold that morning, but luckily we were there early, because as we were leaving....it was getting super duper crowded!


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