Happy Halloween!

This year for Halloween, Eriksen wanted to be a super hero so a friend and I made our own super hero costumes. Brystal was Cindy Lu Ho from the old school Grinch movie but she hated keeping her ribbon/antennas on. The kids loved trick or treating. Eriksen would run up to the door with Brystal right behind him. She knew exactly what to do...grab the candy and put it in her bucket! It is so cute to see how Eriksen takes care of his sister and to see her following after him.

Super E!

Halloween Preschool Party!

Jovi and BrystalMyles made this photo shoot for the kidsWe decorated "pumpkins" with bolts, push pins, etc.Eyeball anyone?

The spread...bread stick bones, grapes, eyeball and putrid punk!

Craftiness strikes again!

My sister-in-law and friend had babies recently so I copied an idea I had seen a friend do. I got the templates from http://www.crapivemade.com/. It was a lot of fun making them!

Makeshift fishing trip

Our Artist...Blood-Casso

Eriksen likes to use "different" mediums when he paints our house. Some of you may remember his great poo-casso. Well, the other night he got a bloody nose and decided to paint the walls, doors and spray the carpet with blood. It was all over and these pictures do not do justice to the magnitude of his painting! Myles caught him in the bathroom "painting" the counter. He proudly said, "Look dad, I drew a monster!"

A little too helpful...

Myles had a Leadership Summit for work in California last weekend. Shortly after dropping him off at the airport, I received this text from Myles, "Eriksen sent me with his Nerf gun. Put it in the outside pocket of the bag. Yeah, I got detained and searched at security. I had to go back and check my bag." Security surrounded his bag and one guy slowly opened the zipper and said, "Stand back! We need to secure this." He slowly pulled out the gun and opened the revolver and dumped out all the bullets. Slowly put it down and said, "All clear!" Yeah, Myles was embarrassed! He ran to check his bag and sprinted to make his flight. His boss, the owner of the company and like 30 other people he worked with were on the flight. He walked onto the full plane and everyone said, "Hi Myles!" What a great way to start his trip!