Halloween ~ 2010

L to R - little pumpkin from day care (crying face because Cale wouldn't help out), medium pumpkin from train ride with Great Aunt Diana and Grandma Nightengale, Jon's pumpkin, and mine is the big fat smiley face

All lit up!

Cale before the guts needed to come out.

Coloring last weekend - pretty sure he's going to be a lefty.

CHEESE!!

Squirrel outside the house last weekend. He's sitting in his little chair eating his corn.

Lexy! She's still got some growing to do, but we think she'll be as tall as China.

Jon and Lexy.

I'm going to try to make this quick since it's late evening here and about time for bed.

Work is getting busier for me. We are switching our new plant over to our computer system this weekend. I'm on call all weekend, which means, once the system is up and running, I will be called in to enter orders. It's out in PA and they pack frozen veggies and fruit. I'm going to be the customer service rep for this location now. Exciting and scary all at once. Means a lot of long hours for the next month or so!

We carved pumpkins last night. I thought for sure Cale would dig right in and help out. NOPE! He cried and screamed and gagged. I think the smell got to him. It was funny to watch though! Heidi and Jason came over and helped Jon carve the pumpkins while I cleaned off the seeds and roasted them.

Today, while waiting to be called into work, we did a lot of cleaning and laundry. Then, this evening, Kristie and my new project was delivered to the farm. Her name is Lexy and she's a 3 year old registered paint mare. We went up past Green Bay last weekend to pick her up and she wouldn't load in the trailer. Her owners brought her down today for us. She was given to us, in hopes to train her and find her a good home. She's our project over the winter. She's got a long road ahead of her.

Tomorrow night, we are heading out to Heidi and Jason's neighborhood for Trick-or-Treating with Wyatt, Josh, and Charisse. Should be fun!!