
There is so much going on this Halloween weekend. First Jaden has a pumpkin parade at my office. This is just the cutest thing. All of the children in the daycare parade around the office in there costumes and trick or treat from the associates. It takes a good hour to complete the parade but it is so much fun. Next Jaden has his halloween party with his new class. This is my first time to meet some of the other parents and really get to know them and the children. After this we have the fall festival at church and I sure hope we have a better time than last year. Jaden was so young and the festival is so big...I think we were both overwhelmed.
I guess I should also mention the costume crazyness. After searching long and hard I found the perfect costume. It was a cute little cowboy costume from The Children's Place and it would allow for me to dress Jaden appropriately for hot/cold weather(we never know what to expect for halloween...looks like it may be warm this year). I was so excited when to buy this costume and was greatly disappointed to find out it was too big. But not to worry...I can make some alterations and it will be fine. Great in theory...but not how it happens. Jaden absolutely refuses to wear the costume much less let me see if my alterations have worked. So we are down to the last minute with no costume. After some long thinking I finally decided that he would be another cowboy. I bought him a Tony Romo jersey and a cowboys hat yesterday. Looks like my little "cowboy" is going to be Tony Romo this year. I will post pictures from all of our activities when I get them.

We took a quick family photo at the fall festival.

Doesn't he look like a pro. He loved any game that involved throwing a ball.

Another favorite...anything with water.

This was the biggest surprise of the night. Jaden actually wanted to ride the train. He didn't cry or anything. I guess having his buddy Ethan there helped.

Jaden loved the petting zoo. He really got a good laugh when the goats climbed on the fence to eat the food out of his hand.