Grandma Diane & Grandpa Bob joined us for Halloween again this year. Which made it extra special. We were able to celebrate the big 6-0 with Bob and celebrate what Bradley probably understood as pumpkin day for Bradley.
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| Friday adult night out on the town. |
Saturday we drove about a 1/2 hr out of Seattle to a small town, North Bend. They have an old train which runs between 2 towns. I think it's only about 7 miles and it's a 70 min round trip. They do a Halloween weekend special run. The train is decorated and the kids get to dress up. Bradley LOVES choo-choos and this was his first real size one to ride on.
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| Watching the train come in to the station. |
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| Each time the horn sounded Bradley put on the cutest amazed look. Luckily we caught it in the video below. |
Sunday we went to the zoo's Pumpkin Bash where animals are given pumpkins to play with and eat. Due to crowds tall Grandpa was the only one to get decent photos of it, not me.
Halloween evening Bradley sat and handed out candy for awhile with me. He realized really quick what the deal was. So when I asked him if he wanted to go to Auntie Thereza's to trick or treat he was all too eager to get down the stairs and go. Only Grandma Diane needed a quick photo and we put him back up on top and well you can tell what happened. Probably one of the cutest crying photos we have of him yet.
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| Off to Auntie T's |
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We also trick or treated at his buddy Zephyr's house across the street.
The 2 boys are becoming fast friends and get so excited to see each other. |
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| After a 4 house sweep of the block we were off to a party at our friend's, but Bradley would not let go of his stash. The stash consisted of 2 clementine oranges, one piece of chocolate, one tootsie roll and one applesauce pouch. |
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| Checking out the other pumpkin, Jake at his party. |
All in all it was a fun weekend. And from what we could tell
Grandma & Grandpa enjoyed themselves and Bradley too.
