
Me @ 3 years. (It's okay to laugh - I do, after I cry about it. I blame my mom for this one. You don't put the chubby kid in a high necked moo-moo.)
Our halloween was quite fun. The kid's all had special costumes this year. Paxton got an outfit from the Disney store; he looked so handsome as Prince Caspian (from the Narnia series).
And Jonas was a bear. So cute. My mom made that costume for my older brother when he was Jonas' age. So it's about 37 years old.
My kids put up these hilarious home-made halloween decorations around the house. This first picture of Pax posing by a ghost kills me.
One of the little girls had organized tons of games that she beautifully orchestrated. I was so impressed with her kind leadership abilities at the age of 9. All the kids had so much fun. The night of Halloween we attended another party with our unschooling friends. You can see the pictures here. Ginger hosted and did an incredible job with homemade bean bags for games, personalized glasses for everyone, hand made spiders, pumpkin pie and more.
We loved his coach. She kept the practices fun and low key. I never heard her yell at a kid or shame anyone. She was only encouraging. That was so perfect for Paxton.

Their baby is too cute. She ate sand for the first time at Moonlight Beach! It was a proud moment for us all.
I'm so glad they were able to come, and that our visit only vaguely resembled Jr. High. We are definitely hoping to visit them in the near future.


His soccer team, the Dragonflies, has been such a good experience for him. He seems to really like having an activity that only he does. Until now he's never wanted to do a class or anything apart from Charis. It's really cute to see him be an important member of this little 5 year old team. I feel like he's grown up so much in the past month.


