Pumpkin Hocus Pocus

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We have been so busy that I was wondering how we would fit in pumpkin carving, but on a Tuesday night, we enjoyed a quick dinner and got to carving pumpkins while watching Hocus Pocus!



Getting your hands in and pulling out the guys is not any of our favorite parts!

Neither kid wanted a traditional Halloween design, but they picked them and were set that was the design each wanted. 
Charllie chose Captain America's shield. 

Sarah Graves chose Tiana.

Charlie struggled with executing his design and not taking out the inner circle. He got really frustrated, but with a little help from Aaron he was able to salvage his design and made it his own. Maturity is tough, but moments like that make it obvious that he is growing up. 

Light 'em up!

Sis was very pleased with how Tiana came out (and very insulted when Daddy called it Cinderella)!

Charlie saw the fun in the activity and liked his star design. 

After so many evenings running crazy doing all our fun activities, it was nice to have an evening at home all together!

 

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