The long awaited (for some) photos are here. I need to stress how much fun Kelsey had, no not trick or treating, but "pushing buttons" as she called it (making things jump and move) to scare the kids. And the bigger the people, especially girls, the harder she laughed. Oh this was just great!! She's a little Dave in training. He's so proud. I know, it's kind of twisted, Cinderella scaring people and playing with ghosts and goblins!!
This is what our yard looks like on Halloween. Dave takes the day off work to put it all up and set things out. But we think it's well worth it.
This is the greatest picture, she wasn't even scared. How great is that. Like I said, a little worped.
Just more of the yard, a clearer view.
Pay close attention to Dorothy in the bottom right. That was a mild reaction for most of the night. I can't tell you how much candy we had left over because people wouldn't even make it to the door. We were handing out handfuls just not to have so much for me to eat.
Here's the present that everyone has asked what Kelsey thought about her gun. Well, as you can see, she wouldn't take her eyes off it. The look on her face is like she's trying to let it all sink in.
Here's Katelyn's little pony. She wasn't sure of it, but at least she didn't cry when we put her in it.
But somehow, I think Kelsey will get more use out of it for a little while before Katelyn actually enjoys it. We told her to bounce on it and then she just went to town. She'll be the one to show Katelyn how to play with all her toys.
