Happy Halloween - quack quack

We started the day off by picking up Nana in New Hampshire. And then onto pumpkin carving.
Here's Hannah getting ready. Notice Nana's purse on her back and her wooden clogs. Nice.

Since she's a bit young to handle the knife yet, we left that to Nana while Hannah spread out the pumpkin seeds to bake. She was concentrating very hard on her efforts.


Finished pumpkin. Thank you Nana. and I thought it was too small to carve.
Our little duckie.

Quack Quack.

With her prized pumpkin.
Out trick or treating. Daddy didn't think he would get home in time, but he did and we were all excited. He took Hannah up to each door. Oddly, our few neighbors around us just put baskets of candy on their doorsteps so you didn't even have to ring the bell. Odd? I was starting to wonder, but once we got to the street behind us, all felt normal again. Hannah had been working on saying "trick or treat" for a while but was often too intimidated to actually say it at the houses. But boy oh boy did she love trick or treating. After each house, she'd run to the next one, pulling along her Daddy.

The aftermath....