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October in Pictures or the Pitchers in October :)

We went to the Boise Idaho Temple Open House

Dad holding Andrew at the carving

So I got this great idea to go take pictures of the kids with the fall leaves.  Did not go as plan.  We got some cute pictures but not really ones I wanted. 

The last week in October the dancers get to wear their costumes to class and the parents get to come watch, 

Victoria couldn't dance well as a mermaid.  Here she is in normal dance attire with Miss Alexis who we love. 

We got Andrew a Bumbo best purchase ever.  He really does love it and so do I. 

The kids had a four day weekend and got discounted tickets at the pumpkin patch.  Goofy family. 

Last day of practis

Last game

Blue lady and our favorite puppy trick or treating

trick or treating

A army man a puppy and mermaid

Jumping on the tramp. Victoria made a new friend

Jakes trophy at awards night

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