Time to carve pumpkins! It is always Delwyn's job to cut the top off and get the seeds out.
Then it's time to scrape the insides and make the walls thinner. Gross!
The look on her face says it all! Pumpkin guts--yuck!
Blake carved his name into the back of his pumpkin. How clever!
His favorite show is Psych, and he wanted his pumpkin to show it!
Britta made the crazy clown.
Ryan was quite proud of his creation.
She really loves that clown!
Last year Melissa told Britta that pumpkins make a good facial scrub. She wanted to give it a try. Not me! All that stringy stuff on your face, yuck!
She is going to smell like a pumpkin! Hopefully her skin will be so soft.
She wondered how she would look with a pumpkin mustache. I do have some silly kids!
It has been a very long time since Castle Rock Elementary allowed students to wear costumes to school. The parties were first thing in the morning. They had a costume parade, breakfast in the classroom, games, and then back to regular schedule for the rest of the day. There were some creative costumes!
Batman (Ryan) and the banana are getting ready for the parade. It was held outside on the field.
Ryan and Ethan play some Halloween Bingo.
Mesa Middle School students were allowed to dress up, but no hats. Britta's costume involves a hat, so she decided to become a Rockies player during the day for school. Move over Tulowitzki!
Britta wasn't sure if she was a bizarre ballerina or a rag doll. Ryan wasn't in the mood for pictures.
The happy group! I wanted to full body shot to show Britta's wild socks.
Fred Flinstone joined the group. We headed to the Blanch's barn for a surprise dinner the ward was providing (homemade macaroni and cheese and hot dogs!), followed by a costume parade and a spook alley. No trunk or treat this year. Then it was home to trick or treat around the neighborhood. Happy Halloween!

















































