And this was how things started out. With Mia locked into her highchair. Totally unacceptable. She's not a baby anymore! What were we thinking?? So we moved her to a big girl seat and she got busy creating a masterpiece! Only a little bit of sharpie got on the table, so overall I'd say it was quite a success. And I loved watching her participate with everyone else!
Lydia braved the disgusting pumpkin guts and both she and Soph could be heard squealing, "Ewwww!!! Don't let the grossie guts get on me!" or some variation of that phrase as we emptied the pumpkins of their insides.
Soph didn't like it anymore than Lydia did, but she kept pulling the best faces ever as she scooped. This is perhaps my favorite!
It was a lot better for the girls when Jon and I stepped in and got rid of the smelly, icky, gushy insides.
And once the pumpkins were cleaned out Jon got to work and did what he does best! Aren't these awesome?! Mia smiled every time she looked at her spider, Sophie loved her witch, and Lydia was very happy with her cat. I loved seeing them on our porch, and hope these little ladies know just how much they are loved!
No, but really. The guts are the ickiest part. And of course Mia is a big girl! How dare you relegate her to the baby chair! Sophie's face! And Mia's features are becoming more defined (less baby-ish--I feel like I can see her as an adult). And really, Jon. You blow me away with your pumpkin carving skills. How did you make it look like the cat had hair?? But the spider had completely straight line legs! I don't get it, but you did good.
ReplyDeleteThese are completely amazing! What fun traditions! And I agree- the guts are super icky. Sophie's face! I can't. Too cute!
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