Happy Halloween!

Our little girl one year ago...as the sweetest Tooth Fairy you've ever seen!

Boo! Hope everyone enjoyed a very un-scary Halloween! My personal preference for this day includes fairies, pumpkins and puppies, not vampires, ghosts and goblins. I am so scared of everything, seriously. I hope I don't pass this trait on to the munchkin and so does Parrish...he is training her to do all the things I refuse (ie, roller coasters, scary movies, scary stuff in general).

We attended the Andalusia vs. Opp football game on Friday night...Go Bulldogs! They pulled out a win over their biggest rivals, so it was great. Sylvie's mouth never closed and her hands never stopped clapping. She was SO excited and maybe wants to be a cheerleader/band director/football player? Everything was right up her alley, judging by her ecstatic demeanor.

Saturday morning we went to Grover's second birthday party. This was the only time Sylvie got to wear her costume, and I was so proud that she wore it without a fuss, even her stem hat. She had lots of fun playing with the other kids and eating what I hope was my crust of bread (can't say for certain that she didn't get it off the floor, but a little dirt never hurt a pumpkin!). Happy Birthday, Grover!

Our little pumpkin!

It is always a good idea to be friends with the UPS man.

We spent the evening watching Auburn football at the Grimes'...I'm pretty sure that Sylvie is going to be a tomboy since all her friends are boys. Where are all the little ladies in this town?

Parker is my personal pick for Sylvie's future boyfriend...she thinks his tractor's sexy.

After a big win by the Tigers, Parrish and I headed to our own Halloween party. To say the least, it was INTERESTING. Halloween always brings out the character in everyone, giving them LOTS of freedom to stray from their every day persona. This event was no exception. A fun night, for sure!

The scariest thing about our '70s get-up was Parrish's authentic facial hair. Yikes! Needless to say, he is now beard-free since I couldn't look at his mutton chops and Fu Man Chu without laughing.

My next few weeks will include planning for a large Mary Kay holiday open house that I'm hosting, followed by family here for Thanksgiving and then decorating for Christmas. Where has the year gone??

On a side note, Parrish has a hurt foot. We're thinking it will require surgery at some point. Please pray that the doctors will know what to do and it will be a quick surgery followed by fast healing. A dentist has to be on his feet!

God Bless,
Katie