Gavin and Lincoln's Play Date

Arah wasn't feeling too good a couple weeks ago and I said that Lincoln would love to have him over and play. We had a little Halloween fun craft time while he was here.

Look at how Lincoln thinks Gavin is so cool. They are sitting on my dining room table. It was really cute.

I love this smile Dale does. He only does it when he is really happy. This is the Monday pumpkins he is doing.

I got markers, stickers, eyeballs and buttons for them to decorate there pumpkin. They were focused for awhile then they were ready for a new thing.

Gavin's finish product.

Lincoln's finish product.

Silly faces.

Lincoln loves to trace his hands and feet. It was cute that he just plops his foot on the table and starts tracing away.

He told Gavin to try it too.

I love having a boy. Gavin taught him a little fun. You jump from the couch to the coffee table and then to the love sac, last roll onto the dog bed.

We made spider bracelets out of there hand print. You fold a piece of paper in half and trace there fingers and half there palm, cut it out, put eyeballs on it and you got a spider.

Dale was so focused.

Halloween at Lincolns' Preschool

I volunteered to help at Lincoln's preschool. I have looking forward to do things like this since I became a Mom. It was a lot of fun to see Lincoln in his element. He loves to learn and to play with "Friends".

Lincoln is such an obedient little boy. I am so proud of him for being so good.

They sang the Witch song and did little hand movements to it. It was so cute. On Halloween, I was singing it and sang the wrong words (which I am very famous for), Lincoln started yelling at me saying No, No Mom. Stop. Sad, when your 2 year old says no to your singing.

Next, they did a story about a spider and Halloween things. It was really cute.

He was so miserable in his costume indoors. It was quite a warm room with a warm costume.

I gave him the candy to hold, to help make him a little happier.

Face Painting by Me. I know I need a little practice. To my defense I didn't know I had to dip the crayon in water to make it work. My poor baby's face was so rubbed to get the color on his skin. Sorry, Lincoln.

Next, they did pumpkin faces on the computer and got to choose the eyes, etc if they were being good. Lincoln loved watching it sing when the face was completed. He kept looking at me saying watch mommy.

They made skeletons out of q-tips.

Teisha or what Lincoln calls her Mrs. Kearns, told me that the kids put the chairs together at play time and play train with it. Lincoln loves trains and was making sound effects the whole time on the train.

Here is his little friend, Avery playing with him.

Last, they handed out candy and got cupcakes in the backyard.

Halloween

Halloween day was quite eventful. First, we went to Dales work for a little Halloween party.

Then we went to my Moms and Dads house. They were having a Halloween party at 4 but we got there early because Lincoln wanted to go trick or treating with his friends later that day.

My Mom has a play room for him and he was watching Cars when......he fell over and fell asleep. My sister said she heard a thump and went in to look at him to see if he was ok and this was the result. I love how he is still holding his candy.

My mom and Lincoln.

My dad and Lincoln.

Okay, don't judge me. We were trying to not scare him with my Dads costume by putting it on him and telling him that it wasn't scary. Isn't this the funniest picture ever. You can see his smiling eyes through the little holes.

This was Lincoln on the way home trying to go back to sleep.

Then we went to Arahs for some Taco Soup. It was really good. The boys took the kids trick-rrr-treating and we handed out candy.

Tori, Lincoln, Gavin and Nikki

Dale, with the thumbs up approval of the Taco soup.
The after party!!!

They are so cute with one another. They are like brothers.