Before we start, it is Drug Free 100% Me week at school. Yesterday {Wednesday}, it was "Stomp Out Drug day, meaning wear boots. Here is the conversation before Wednesday.
Henry: "Mom, I REALLY want some cowboy boots to wear to school!"
Me: (after looking and having zero luck) "I can't find any, how about you wear rain boots, that would be so cool."
Henry: "I can't do that, it has to be cowboy boots..."
Being the determined mom that I am, I found some and could not believe the smile on Henry's face. {makes it all worth it}. The look John gave us when we got home was priceless, he just doesn't get this school stuff. After we bought the boots, Henry informed me that he needed a cowboy shirt as well. Of course. I put my mind to work and put an outfit together, I did not realize at the time, how adorable he was going to look. Tuesday evening I laid out the outfit for John and Henry, Wednesday morning I get a call from John. {It was so funny} He could not get over how cute and grown up Henry looked. I received praise for being a genius and everyone was happy. Boot day, a success.
@@@ On to the Halloween Pre-festivities @@@
Mummy Dogs were fast, easy, and surprisingly filling! I recommend them to any of you that have children or to any of you!! They were yummy. All you need is {1 can of crescent rolls & a package of hot dogs. You cute the crescent rolls into strips, take 1 or 2 short strips and make the hat and then 2-3 longer strips to make the bottom. Cook for 10-15 minutes and then use mustard or ketchup for the eyes. Serve with fries, apple slices, etc. They were a big hit with the family. Kudos to Kristy for the idea!! It is a tradition that has been started in the Bente House, Mummy Dogs and Pumpkin Carving!
Jayce ate a whole one by himself!
On to the Pumpkin Carving: it was a family event and we all worked really hard!
Jayce included! :0)
I made an Owl Pumpkin and Henry decided on the scary skeleton.
We decorated the Play house with the Pumpkins.
I hope everyone is having a wonderful week!!!
