Happy Halloween - 2012

Let me start by saying that this has been my favorite Halloween to date! Kaylyn decide on her own that she wanted to be an Indian girl (I've only been asking for this for 9 years), and Ashton was the cutest little watermelon ever!!! 

Kaylyn all dressed up before school.

I love her costume and think it is perfect for her!

Our little watermelon.

I had to get a few pictures of just the girls before we left for the party...

Beautiful!

Ashton's costume was a little bulky and she tipped over...Kaylyn just watched. At least Ashton thought it was fun.

To celebrate Halloween, we were invited to the home of Amy and Buckley (we are in a small group with them from church). They have a huge get together every year and they were so nice to invite our family. I don't know the final count, but there were a ton of people there. We had great food and a great time with each other.

Ashton playing with toys before we went Trick or Treating.

Getting ready to leave...

Our girls...

 

Trey carried Ashton at first until she decided she wanted to run like the other kids.

Kaylyn and Ginger (Amy and Buckley's daughter). 

They became the best of friends and were together all night!

Ready to get some candy.

Kaylyn waiting to get some candy...

Kaylyn is always such a great big sister and tonight was no different. She is always ready and willing to help Ashton.

I love this picture! Even though it is a little blurry, the look on Ashton's face is pure happiness to get her candy.

Kaylyn, Ashton and Ginger. 

Ginger was also a big help with Ashton and they were all so sweet together.

Ashton getting candy from Mr. Bob.

Right before leaving to head home, Kaylyn found Lyndee (one of her best friends from school).

Her costume was too bulky for the car, but she actually left her hat on. We could not believe that she wore this the whole night, but we were glad that she did because it was too cute!

Going through her goodies.

Kaylyn looking to see what she got.

We had a great night and the girls had a blast! Now if only the candy would disappear. Until next year,  Happy Halloween!!!