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No Tricks Just Treats

 Getting ready for All Hallows Eve.
 Bowl one of three ready for the trick-or-treaters.
 Dressed up and ready to open Halloween cards from Nana & Granddad.
 Ready for some fun!
 We ALWAYS start our Halloween night out at Publix.  They do such a great job of treating the kids to fun and candy.  Jack started off with a little put-put -- his favorite.
 Who wants to fish for some candy???

 And Daddy is more than happy to help out with a cast or two!
 Here we found Ethan's game!  He got both bean bags in the hole, then took his candy from the bucket and managed to get that in the hole too!  Guess we'll be getting a bean bag toss for the backyard now.
 Ethan's superpower is to make a hole in one in a single leap!

 We are fortunate to have such great friends in the neighborhood.  We always get together for a dinner of mummy dogs before heading out to trick or treat together.  What a good looking group.  I love how our pirate friend can't take his eyes of Ethan!
 Let the fun begin!  The boys all had a good time and Ethan actually ran into a friend at one house - his physical therapist from school.  He seemed quite proud to know someone when the rest of us were all saying to each other, who is this and how does she know Ethan?

Wyatt had a lot of fun too - until it got too late, then all the scary costumes started to show up and he kept plugging his ears and saying, "scared, scared."
 Jack's loot...
...all sorted out.  This brings back so many memories of my own Halloween's as a child, as I did the exact thing.

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