October was a pretty busy, but good, month! We got to go to the annual witchy-poo party. Such a great event. Dad and Kathy always go all out and the kids love it! Pretty awesome to have grandparents who do stuff like that. And we made it through Halloween. Definitely my least favorite holiday. Zack was on candy duty (not that anyone really comes to our house). He asked if he could just put the bowl of candy on the porch. I told him he could handle answering the door since he had nothing else to do. He managed. Kate dressed up as Rosie the Riveter. She's at that in-between age where she's not sure what to do for Halloween. She and her friend came trick-or-treating with Sage and I. They didn't last very long. And Sage dressed up as and archery person. She and her BFF made a map of where they wanted to go trick-or-treating. It was very intense, as is everything with Sage and holidays.
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| Jake randomly decided to dress up in old costumes |
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| Jake participated in his first press conference for the Gary Sinese Foundation. He gets to be the general contractor for the project. |
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| Scary Sage |
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| Scary Joker |
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| The kids at the witchy-poo party |
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| Donuts on a string |
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| Grandpa made slime. I can't even express how happy this made Sage. Grandpa will forever have a special place in her heart. |
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| Sage's haunted house. She won a prize for her hard work. Winning a prize plus slime equals the best witchy-poo party ever! |
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| Carving pumpkins got serious this year! |
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| Zack somehow carved this mountain bike. And then a deer ate it the next day. |
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| Sage did this one all by herself. |
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| Jake did a Jeep pumpkin. He is all things Jeep. |
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| Sage ready to go on Halloween |
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| Rosie the Riveter |
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| Happy Halloween! |
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| Sage and her BFF with their candy haul. And their map. They insisted on weighing their candy when they were done. |
