After eating we went back down the road to the straw maze and had a great time. It was big enough to take some time, but not so big you got lost forever. We could go through as many times as we wanted, so a few of us went through a couple of times. It was a gorgeous day - overcast, but not too cold or windy.
The girls - ready to take on the maze.
That night was our neighborhood trunk-or-treat. The kids got dressed up in their costumes again, we decorated our trunk, and drove over to the park where it is held. I have never gone with the kids before (Shawn has taken them), and I was amazed at the number of little and big kids running around! I definitely did NOT bring enough candy. We will need to bring 2-3 giant bags next year! It was fun to see all our friends and their costumes and everything was pretty smooth considering the number of people there. They gave out prizes to the top 3 favorite costumes and Lydia was so excited to win one of the prizes! It was a Jack-o-lantern treat bucket filled with a cool twisty-straw cup and other treats and trinkets. After the trunk-or-treat we drove around the "older" part of our ward to trick-or-treat to some other important people like the Bishop and the kids' primary teachers. It was fun to go all together as a family this year and the girls were happy with their haul. I didn't get any pictures of their candy though! They must be getting too old (or I am).Basically, by the time the 31st rolled around I was glad to have Halloween over with! I think I even took down all my decorations that night so we could have a fresh start on November 1st! (Except my pumpkin lights - Shawn did get those down later though...)
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Love the picture of the whole family sitting on the hay. Love, Mom
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