Greg and Annie on the hay ride.
Greg and the kids on Halloween. Don't you just love their costumes? Just kidding! Greg isn't quite that creative. He won't even dress up as a Mexican let alone a storm trooper! Just to clarify, Jerod was a hobo, Alex was of course a football player and Annie was Mini Mouse.
Cutest mouse ever!
Jerod playing carnival games.
Alex getting stuck!
This little Mexicana was adorable! She was a kitty and my was she cute!
Annie was really confused about this trunk or treat thing. She didn't understand it at all!!
This is where my parents stayed! Just kidding!!
Annie was definitely curious about everything. Not scared at all, just curious.
So, maybe we need to feed him a little more.
This has been Annie's favorite house to drive by all month long. We had to visit it and tell them just how much she liked it. They were giving out chips, pop and Hershey's Candy bars!
Our last stop was Annie's teacher's house.
My parents were sweet enough to make the trip to see us again for this special occasion. It meant a lot to us all to have them with us!
We started out our Halloween night with a fall festival at a nearby church. They had lots of carnival games, a hay ride, a devotion and then they did trunk or treat. The kids really enjoyed it and it was a great way to spend our Halloween. Then we wanted to allow them the experience of door to door trick or treating since Annie really didn't know what this meant. So we went to a few homes on Main Street here in Wake Forest and she now understands what exactly this means. It is still strange to her, but she understands it! So we had a great time and it was wonderful having Mama Say and Honey (my parents) here for the event. Thanks for all of your continued support to our family!! Please read the post below because our people really need your prayers today! Love, Missy
