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what a Hoot!

It all starts with these:



and you go and buy this:



Then you have a little friend that looks like this:
(lets call him Duddly)


Then 'Duddly' tells his friends how fun our house is and how cute the kids are, and eventually we get this:



And apparently Duddly has cousins, friends and neighbors that want to join in the party...



And here I am talking to the cupcakes that I just made. Maybe I need to get out more! As I was packing them up to take them to Keagan's classroom I could swear I heard little voices saying "please don't eat me" Sorry friends. You have got to go.


Keagan loved them as well. We had a blast making (and carrying on conversations) with our new little fury friends!

A tree of 'thanks'

Every year we do a 'thankful' tree during the month of November. THIS was last years, so I think my idea has improved 100%! I love the way it actually looks like a tree. David's parents were kind enough to let me hack away at some of their trees to get the branches, then I went to Walmart to find the little baby clothespins. and I cut the GIVE thanks tag from my cricut and I cut the leaves by hand. The kids had fun thinking of things to be thankful for.

Fall decorations

Here's a look at what Fall looks like at our house. :)

rewind

I forgot to post pictures of the kids in their Halloween costumes... oh wait. that's because I forgot to take them :) Nice. Here are the pictures I got after we got home, sorry. Just go back to last years and pull those up, the kids were the exact, EXACT same thing. Yes, we bought new costumes, but they spied their old ones in the Halloween bin and opted for those. Nice times two. (too bad we couldn't return the new ones, right!)

(the pictures pretty much explain it all :)








game over. off to bed they went while David and I checked (uh...hm...) the candy. We had to make sure it wasn't poisonous. Just doing our job. :)

off....

David is currently on his way to the Las Vegas airport, he catches a 8:00 flight headed to Colorado! We are excited about this interview and I pray it will go as well as Midwestern did (Midwestern is the school in Phoenix).

After he flies home tomorrow he will have almost a week break before he goes again to Indiana. This is a fun time that I am hoping will lead to some good news on Dec. 1st.

Besides all these interviews, flights, etc. our lives are pretty boring. The kids are already missing Pup, our dessert tortoise. He hibernated last week...in the laundry room! (silly Pup)

We had a round of the stomach flu swing through our house on Monday, I think we are all better now, thank goodness!

The weather here is putting me in a foul mood. It shouldn't be 80 degrees in November, its ridiculous. :)

Well... take care.