Halloween Party

Saturday night we finally had our Halloween/Dominic Birthday Party. It was soooo fun! I even won at Bingo and got a cool prize. I LOVE Halloween............

John didn't wear his costume for very long, but at least I got a picture with him in it!

Some of the goodies!

Jess setting up the craft table!

The cutest kids.

Me and V

V is kinda rude....lol.

Mom was excited she got her costume for less than 5 bucks.

Jessica being chucked by a Ninja.

The nun being not so nunly!

Trevor and his friend Parker. Trevor is suppose to be Napolean Dynamite, but his hair is more Carrot Top.

The birthday boy taking the first Pinata swing.

Adrianas turn.

Rissa's time.

He wasn't quite sure what to do....lol.

Jen is really happy that the pinata is finally breaking. That sucker was hard!

Someones tired.

John had this on his head for a while and didn't even know it....ha, ha. Lisa stuck it there.

Dominic is excited about his new bike.

Wearwolf (only partly changed), Clown and a hippy!

Spider Pictures

The light was perfect for getting some pretty cool web pictures, I couldn't resist......

This web is HUGE! I didn't see the spider that made this, but I imagine it's a biggy!

This spider I saw on a different day. This picture really didn't turn out too well, but he was BIG! A leaf landed on the bottom of his web, and he came out of hiding to get the leaf off, then he had to rebuild a bit.

Yellow Ribbon and Family Time

Yesterday morning we went to the yellow ribbon ceremony for the 1186 MP's. Last time Heather went to Iraq, we didn't really get much of a chance for goodbyes after the ceremony, but at this one, they got to leave afterwards for a few hours. I didn't want a big teary goodbye in front of everyone, even though it's family, to me, there were things I needed to tell both Jackie and Heather, that were a bit more intimate, so I was very glad for that. After the ceremony, we went to Elmer's with the family for breakfast. After breakfast, me, H and Jackie went to the mall so H could return a case to the Mac store. They were still in uniform, and got many thanks, and free Starbucks. When we got home, Jackie had to watch the new XMen movie...ha, ha, while Heather worked on downloading tunes. At least Jess got off work in time to be able to see her sister. John and I drove them back, and had many hugs and tears. It was heartbreaking.