A and J admiring the candy that we are going to GIVE to the trick-or-treaters...
Lilypie Fourth Birthday tickers
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Buzz, buzz, buzz
Well, it's been a long time since I have written anything on my blog, so I totally don't blame you for wondering if I'm alive or dead! It seems like things have and haven't changed here in my household. Not the least of things I have been dealing with is my anxiety. It seems to have been on overdrive lately. But, I hope that I'm getting that under control and moving forward! I have many things that I want to overshare with you, but thought I would leave you with a quick picture from this past Halloween. The actual trick-or-treating was moved due to a freak snowstorm here in the Northeast, so the boys went out on Sunday, November 6th. That was actually nice in a way, because it was a Sunday. It also made for funny trick-or-treating because many people were watching the Patriots-Giants football game. At first I thought everyone was just dressing up in Patriots uniforms, but by the 3rd house I realized that they were keen on telling me the score, because I was obviously being deprived of watching the game by taking my kids trick-or-treating! Pretty funny!!
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4 comments:
How cute! Love the costumes. I don't remember the last picture I saw of your twins but it's probably because I haven't gone back far enough :)
Great Costumes! And I hope the candy will keep them in good stead for a long while to come.
I noticed that you changed your blog template and the change is nice!
Keep posting more!
xo
Those are extremely cute bumblebees you have there. Thanks for your tireless support, dear woman. I appreciate your comments so much. Thank you for sticking with me as I continue to find my way to becoming a mom. Your story gives me hope.
your friend, Augusta.
The whole situation is very endearing, Brenda. And your kids look as busy as bees quite literally in that picture! And, you have very thoughtful neighbors! I know you enjoyed every single moment of that experience.
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