Sunday, October 21, 2012

Pumpkin Hunting & Carving

 It's October and just like many other Americans, we have been hunting and carving to our heart's content!  Here we are at the pumpkin hunting place... riding the caterpillar...




 Readying for the train ride to the patch!




 At the patch and HAPPY!!!



Just how tall are they?  Very!





 Happy Fall!



We carved them today... oh boy!


 Not really digging the whole slimy gross guts idea.
This one isn't impressed either...
 

 Saving seeds for roasting!!!
 Ooops!
After the initial resistance of feeling the slimy insides, they carved a total of 5 pumpkins!  M and I each carved one.  We didn't have enough lights for all the pumpkins so pictures will follow of the finished products.

I'm off to create a photo book of N's many lego creations!!

Much love,
M, J, N & A

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Fall is coming...

Hi there...

The leaves are starting to turn here but the weather is still up in the 70's.  We are enjoying our last bits of sunshine before the rain begins.

All our schedules are in full swing and we are blessed that there are fewer transitions this year!  With what we know about SPD now, and the trauma of transitions, it's great that they are minimized!  N and A are both doing great in school.  We received an email from A's teacher saying she's doing awesome and flying through the curriculum.  N is mayor of his class this week and will hold his town meeting on Friday.  M gets to go, but I'll be at work.  Thankful for our technology so I can see it later!

We have been busy but we are making time for fun too!

Here are some pics :)

Hobie, not so sure about our clowning around.
Toothless



A getting Hobie love.

One of my sunflowers

Banana Pepper!!! Seriously excited I grew something edible!

Neighbor campfire

Moon in the morning... on the way to Monday morning carpool with graveling geese.

Listening Therapy with N, headphones elicit special frequencies of sound allowing his brain to organize thought patterns while doing a brain activity, this one is lite brite pegs in a cookie sheet with a thin layer of sculpey.