ASU Football Game

We had a great time at the game. Taylor especially got into the game and would clap at everything from a fumble to touchdown. We made it to half-time thanks to entertainment from the fireworks, the band, and the section of empty benches that the boys were able to play on.

Halloween

We started off the evening at our friend's Halloween party. So much fun. Great food, great friends, and a bounce house for the kids. A perfect combo.


We then headed out to trick-or-treat. Taylor preferred sitting at the foot of the stroller so that he could easily hop off and make his way to each house (he would sometimes start jumping off before the stroller even stopped). He really got into the whole people-give-out-candy-for-free-and-my-mom-actually-lets-me-eat-it thing.






I have to admit that the highlight of my evening was watching Taylor, after eating candy for the past hour, run full speed for 2 blocks back to our house with all of us trying to keep up. His little body was so overloaded with sugar all he could do was run.

Trunk-or-Treat

Our little pirate and army man getting ready for the ward trunk-or-treat. Taylor loved growling in his costume (he didn't quite get the pirate "argh!" down) and Dallin loved that he got to wear a grenade. Pretty tough boys, huh. I shouldn't tell you, then, that when we go to toy stores the first thing they find are the doll strollers and begin pushing them around the store.







Notice that Dallin is holding out two buckets, his and Taylor's, to collect treats. I thought this was so sweet until I saw him dumping all of Taylor's candy into his bucket at the end of the night. Smart kid.

Pumpkin Patch

On the hayride

Decorating their pumpkins


In the maze. Dallin loved the maze and ran through it over and over.

The maze made Taylor angry because he couldn't figure how to get out. In his frustration, he began knocking over the haystacks in order to get out.