At Sean's request, Daddy put up our tent in our living room. The first night, I told Sean that when he gets bigger he can camp outside in our backyard. "No, we can't because of the bears!"
Decorated the front porch and got the boys back into their costumes to go trick-or-treating. Only made it to a few houses down one street. It was a pretty warm evening. But Sean was happy to pass out candy and see all the kids who came to our door for candy.
Here we are waiting for the hayride, which was missing the hay.
Looking for two good pumpkins. Curiously, the pumpkins were unattached to any stems or branches or whatever they are attached to when growing. As if they just fell from the sky into this pumpkin patch...
So many times when we went out to eat, the boys got cookies and/or ice cream from the waitstaff. Which is great and all, but not the usual for our diet. Here is Jack enjoying the last ice cream of our trip at a little cafe in Lake Charles.
Matthew and I rented a couple of scooters. I was really nervous and we drove around the parking lot for a good 20 minutes before hitting the road. Even then, I cruised at about 10-15 mph, so there was quite a line of cars behind us.
Stopped at a cookie shop for a snack. Matt's first slurpee in over a decade. On our way back, I actually drove the speed limit!
After the show, we went to the Naval Aviation Museum. There was an aircraft carrier playground in the children's area that the boys just loved. We did not make it past the kids' area to see any of the planes.
