
Pumpkin carving is a Nix tradition that I love. I don't love the gooey insides, but I do love how excited these kiddos get. James wanted to count each pumpkin seed, and Luke was as happy as a clam to just kick his ball around. Natalie, true to form, wasn't particularly fond of the gooey insides. James and Natalie drew their pumpkin faces---pretty good, if I say so myself.





Some random, sweet pictures:
James takes a baseball class once a week at Tanglewood park, which just happens to be the Bush's neighborhood park. When they are in Houston (and not in Maine), the Bushes go to the same church and service as we do, and they usually sit about three rows in front of us. Barbara routinely walks her dogs at Tanglewood park, and we have seen her the past two weeks. On this particular day I had parked next to the handicapped space (not actually in the space), and her Secret Service had me blocked in. I so wanted to get a picture of Natalie with Mrs. Bush, but I resisted the urge to bother her. I did snap this.
My amazingly talent friend, Amanda White, took these pictures of the kids.
Have I mentioned how obsessed--obsessed, I say--Luke is with wearing Natalie and James's shoes around the house? They are the best!









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