...For every blogging mommy to do a post about taking their kiddos to the pun'kin patch. Well, here I am never one to disappoint. Nate and I took Reid to the place we went last year, but THIS year we have friends! So our lovely neighbors Matt, Joy and little Sam were kind enough to accompany us. For those of you old school Tulett blog followers you may remember a picture like this last year. Well this year Reid went down the slide all by himself! It was pretty steep and I didn't manage to capture the look on his face, but it was pure panic. Then afterward he stood up and laughed like he was some tough guy. It was cute.
The infamous chicken train! We did this last year too. (That's joy in the back with Sam)
We went on a hay ride, and as you can see by Sam's reaction it was a THRILL!
Matt, Joy & Sam
You should know all of our names by now. Point of interest: Notice Reid is wearing uggs. My mom got them for him last year and they still fit! I'm so excited.
It was freezing cold that evening, but we has so much fun. This is one of my favorite fall activities, and don't worry, pictures of the carved pumpkins are on their way (as soon as we carve them...we learned last year that Utah is a bit warmer then WA, so word to the wise: don't carve your pumpkins until about a week before Halloween)!
Also, for those of you wondering about baby # 2 there will be a very exciting post coming in the next few days, so stay tuned!
Reid has had a hard time growing hair over the years, but as you can see from this picture it has gotten kind of long and wispy, so I let Nate bust out the clippers and go to town!
He really only did the back, but it makes a big difference, and Reid looks more like a little boy now! Where has my little baby gone?!
Holy Cow! I have reached THREE exciting milestones today! 1) This is my 100th post 2) We made it through Reid's first real trick-or-treating experience, and 3) I have FINALLY figured out how to put my pictures in the order I want them. Big day.
We carved pumpkins with the Carneys. This is Nate taking out some aggression...
...and we did some exciting trick-or-treating here in the ghetto.
This is Reid trying to eat the "Banana" attached to his monkey costume. It was hilarious.
Since our niece Katrina moved down here for school we have got to see a lot of her. Yay for us! She decided to ditch dorky old BYU for some exciting fun at the Tulett's place this Halloween.
I thought this picture was kind of artistic...except for Nate's fake smile.
A PENIS!
...For every blogging mommy to do a post about taking their kiddos to the pun'kin patch. Well, here I am never one to disappoint. Nate and I took Reid to the place we went last year, but THIS year we have friends! So our lovely neighbors Matt, Joy and little Sam were kind enough to accompany us. For those of you old school Tulett blog followers you may remember a picture like this last year. Well this year Reid went down the slide all by himself! It was pretty steep and I didn't manage to capture the look on his face, but it was pure panic. Then afterward he stood up and laughed like he was some tough guy. It was cute. 
The infamous chicken train! We did this last year too. (That's joy in the back with Sam)
We went on a hay ride, and as you can see by Sam's reaction it was a THRILL!
Matt, Joy & Sam
You should know all of our names by now. Point of interest: Notice Reid is wearing uggs. My mom got them for him last year and they still fit! I'm so excited.
It was freezing cold that evening, but we has so much fun. This is one of my favorite fall activities, and don't worry, pictures of the carved pumpkins are on their way (as soon as we carve them...we learned last year that Utah is a bit warmer then WA, so word to the wise: don't carve your pumpkins until about a week before Halloween)!
