very nice! The rabbits (or something with sharp teeth) ate our pumpkins after we picked them and put them on porch! They didn't touch the "store" pumpkins. *shrug*
Carving a pumpkin has become one of our annual traditions.
Both kids love to scoop the insides out.
Sweet Pea always likes a happy face. Buddy Boy wants a scary face. This design was a compromise.
Both kids helped with the carving (with dad's hand on the knife with them).
We went out "Trick or Treating" after we carved the pumpkin today. Sweet Pea was dressed up as a witch (though it was the prettiest/frilliest witch costume I've ever seen), and Buddy Boy was a highway under construction (black sweatshirt painted with road lines, road signs on the shirt, orange cone as a hat labeled "Caution A Head").
Our pumpkins were carved by a couple of Aussie tyros. What can I say, one of them looked like it was hopped up on something while struggling with a toothache. Very odd expression.
All the kids in the neighbourhood looked cute and first prize to the kid dressed as a Wilson tennis ball!
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Me- Joe, husband of a great wife, and dad to two great kids, who were both adopted at birth.
Liz- My ever understanding wife, who manages to wear many hats (mom, advocate, therapist, teacher) for our kids.
Buddy Boy- Born in 2000. Funny, intelligent, inventive, and autistic. Loves machines.
Sweet Pea- Born in 2002. Typical little sister. Competitive, outgoing, and smart. Loves anything pink.
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very nice! The rabbits (or something with sharp teeth) ate our pumpkins after we picked them and put them on porch! They didn't touch the "store" pumpkins. *shrug*
Am impressed!
Happy Halloween!
Consensus! Now that's a real achievement.
Happy Halloween
That is one of the cutest pumpkins I have ever seen. How awesome that you grew it yourself. That makes it all the better.
THAT is the best pumpkin I've ever seen.
Carving a pumpkin has become one of our annual traditions.
Both kids love to scoop the insides out.
Sweet Pea always likes a happy face. Buddy Boy wants a scary face. This design was a compromise.
Both kids helped with the carving (with dad's hand on the knife with them).
We went out "Trick or Treating" after we carved the pumpkin today. Sweet Pea was dressed up as a witch (though it was the prettiest/frilliest witch costume I've ever seen), and Buddy Boy was a highway under construction (black sweatshirt painted with road lines, road signs on the shirt, orange cone as a hat labeled "Caution A Head").
Joe
Our pumpkins were carved by a couple of Aussie tyros. What can I say, one of them looked like it was hopped up on something while struggling with a toothache. Very odd expression.
All the kids in the neighbourhood looked cute and first prize to the kid dressed as a Wilson tennis ball!
Niiice pumpkin! Gotta love the humor..."Caution A Head!' Made me laugh out loud.
Hope it was a great night for the Whole family.
Wonderful! That's one of the great pleasures of gardening: seeing the results.
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