Happy Halloween

This first picture doesn't appear to show that we had a very happy Halloween night....but don't judge by just one picture. I guess you could say we had a little mad cow disease going on here. Fulton had 2 costumes this year, so he went from the monkey this weekend to the cow (thanks to KK) for Halloween night. By the looks of all the costume pics I am not sure which one he disliked more.

Harley wanted in on the action and quickly came to the rescue to see what was upsetting little brother. I think he was telling him not to cry and he will just have to get used to it because we will dress him up in these silly outfits every year. Harley says he knows from experience and if you will just smile and get it over with then they will stop taking pictures a lot quicker.

Happy family picture....so thankful daddy made it home early from football to play with us. Remember when Matt and I dressed up as cows last year for some free food from Chick-fil-A... well, we are just teaching our son to follow in our footsteps.

Look who came to join in on the fun...Aunt Keri. She was a big help passing out candy to the millions of trick or treaters that came by. We finally ran out of candy and turned the light off.. guess what.. those crazy kids kept ringing the doorbell.. like, I know you are in there and if I ring this enough you will come to the door and give me a bag of chips or something. Aunt Keri put a sign on the door that said we were closed for business, no more candy. They still rang it.

Little rascal needed a nap before the second adventure came.

Remember how I told you we turned the light off and quit answering the door... well our sweet friends up the street came by to visit and finally Claire called the house and said why aren't you answering the door. Sorry, didn't know it was them or I would have. Look at the cute lobster they brought with them. Avery is so adorable!! The first picture was good and then it sort of went downhill from there.

Look at sweet Avery... she is touching Fulton telling him not to be a sad cow and hang in there for just a few more minutes.

I love this one...Fulton finally decided to break out a little sort of smile and Avery is petting his little cow arm. They were so sweet to each other. Little guy had a pretty good first Halloween. He was a trooper after all we put him through just to get some lasting memories through pictures. Unfortunate for him, it probably won't get any better because this momma loves to take some pictures.