Saturday morning we headed to Pumpkin Town where there are pony rides, an inflatable slide, picture ops, and all shapes and sizes of pumpkins. We hadn't picked out our jack-o-lantern pumpkins yet and Pumpkin Town is just the place, plus Kate had a great time there last year so I think we'll make it an annual event.
Kate loved her pony, Blackfoot
On Sunday night, Nanny and Bumps invited us up to Southern Hills for the children's Halloween party. I can't begin to describe how cute everything was decorated. There was so much to do that it was a bit overwhelming...just ask Maggie, she had a hard time settling down to sleep because there was so much going on! Kate loved it all though! There was an area outside with inflatables and then inside they had a balloon man, clowns, pumpkin carving contests, costume contests, and of course tons of food and candy. Kate had a blast playing with Nanny, Bumps, Glammy, Papaw, and her cousins. It was a super fun time!
Daddy with his girls at the party last night. I wish I would've taken more pictures, but Maggie needed to be held and Ryan was busy with Kate.
And p.s...if you can't tell, I'm trying to get my money's worth out of Kate's Halloween costume and I think it's working. She's wearing it 3 more times this week!
Maggie enjoyed her time at Pumpkin Town!
After Pumpkin Town, we changed Kate into her costume in the car and headed over to Brookside (a fun neighborhood here in Tulsa) for Boo HaHa. Boo HaHa is a trick-or-treating event for all ages along Brookside with the merchants opening their doors to give out candy. There is also a dog costume contest and a parade. (I feel like Chuck and Lucy would've won best couple as Dora and Diego, but Chuck isn't the most obedient of dogs in large settings!) Anyway, the trick-or-treating was short lived because it was super crowded and Kate wasn't that interested so we decided to snag a seat and eat outside at Weber's Hamburgers. This actually turned out to be great because we got to eat and also people watch at the same time. I'm not sure we'll make Boo HaHa an annual event, but it was fun for the hour that we were there.
After Pumpkin Town, we changed Kate into her costume in the car and headed over to Brookside (a fun neighborhood here in Tulsa) for Boo HaHa. Boo HaHa is a trick-or-treating event for all ages along Brookside with the merchants opening their doors to give out candy. There is also a dog costume contest and a parade. (I feel like Chuck and Lucy would've won best couple as Dora and Diego, but Chuck isn't the most obedient of dogs in large settings!) Anyway, the trick-or-treating was short lived because it was super crowded and Kate wasn't that interested so we decided to snag a seat and eat outside at Weber's Hamburgers. This actually turned out to be great because we got to eat and also people watch at the same time. I'm not sure we'll make Boo HaHa an annual event, but it was fun for the hour that we were there.
On Sunday night, Nanny and Bumps invited us up to Southern Hills for the children's Halloween party. I can't begin to describe how cute everything was decorated. There was so much to do that it was a bit overwhelming...just ask Maggie, she had a hard time settling down to sleep because there was so much going on! Kate loved it all though! There was an area outside with inflatables and then inside they had a balloon man, clowns, pumpkin carving contests, costume contests, and of course tons of food and candy. Kate had a blast playing with Nanny, Bumps, Glammy, Papaw, and her cousins. It was a super fun time!
Daddy with his girls at the party last night. I wish I would've taken more pictures, but Maggie needed to be held and Ryan was busy with Kate.
And p.s...if you can't tell, I'm trying to get my money's worth out of Kate's Halloween costume and I think it's working. She's wearing it 3 more times this week!
Oh, and meet Maggie the baby chick!!
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Precious family pic at the pumpkin patch!!
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