Tuesday, November 15, 2011

More Halloween Pictures

I think my favorite pictures are of Carter and Liz standing in front of a potential trick-or-treat door. Liz liked my elephant costume for about 2 seconds.

















Lizzie's School Pictures



Monday, November 7, 2011

Gracie's Picture

This is what Gracie drew after Stephanie told her the news. I love this picture!

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Indoor Skydiving

For date night, Brett and I decided to try indoor skydiving. A vertical wind tunnel moves air up in a vertical column creating the indoor skydiving experience. We had a blast and look forward to going back and taking Liz when she's big enough. Brett is the one flying in the second picture and I'm in the third picture.





Monday, October 31, 2011

Happy Halloween

Liz quickly learned that she would get a piece of candy by knocking on a door and saying 'trick or treat'. When she woke up this morning, she knocked on her bedroom door and said 'trick or treat' and then put her hand out for candy. Speaking of candy, her bag was so full that she had trouble carrying it, but didn't want Brett or I to carry it for her. She rather drag it on the ground and keep her loot close by. Carter made an adorable dragon too and was a trick or treat master by the end of the night. I'm the elephant in the last picture.






Saturday, October 29, 2011

Pumpkin Time!

Liz painted one pumpkin (those are her handprints on the backside of the little pumpkin) and drew the face of the pumpkin we carved. This was the most fun we've had carving pumpkins. We also love hearing her say 'Pummp' 'kINS'.





















Remlinger Farm's Fall Harvest

We took Liz to Remlinger Farm for their Fall Harvest. She went on some of her first rides - a pumpkin ride that went up and down, barrels that could spin round and round (until Brett, not Liz, asked me to stop turning it), a canoe ride, and a roller coaster. Brett and I feel badly about the roller coaster. She was big enough to go on, but once she was on the ride she had such a fear in her eyes. We hope we didn't ruin roller coasters forever for her. Thanks Remlinger, see you next year!