Davy's Mom and Dad's Trick or Treat Method: Put the Elmo hood up. Say "Trick or Treat." = Results: 1 piece of candy.
Davy's Charming Trick or Treat Method: Act clueless and lost. Tear the Elmo hood off. Look somewhat sad and distant. Stare blankly into the porch lights. Return the smallest piece of candy back to the giver as an act of sharing. = Results: 6 pieces of candy.
When Davy says "Trick or Treat," it sounds like this: "Dig Dig Digt."
morning-after postscript: So, the next morning, the day after trick or treating, Davy was up at 5:40 a.m. with his shoes (pronounced "eeewwws") in his hand, leading The Dad to the door by his finger, saying "Out!" He wanted to go trick or treating some more — at 5:40!
Christmas lights... of course
now Davy is giving his bear a magic carpet ride.
Davy got tired of hanging out with us in the kitchen so he wandered in to hang out with his grandpa.
All I need is this bear and this backhoe and this squishy ball and this leopord and this puzzle piece.
Davy loved Trick or Treating so much on the 29th that we thought we'd take him out again. He was really shy, though. We're not sure why, but he was definitely 'over it'. :)
Davy's Mom and Dad's Trick or Treat Method: Put the Elmo hood up. Say "Trick or Treat." = Results: 1 piece of candy.
He's busy making tractor sounds.
I was almost done putting away the ingredients for apple cinnamon bread when I looked down to see what that pounding noise was. Oh, it was just Davy getting every last spec of cinnamon out of the container...
and onto the floor. Here he is saying "No, no" and then...
here he is fleeing the scene. You can see the marker he's drawn on the floor, too. Guess this is Davy's favorite place to get into trouble. :)
