October 30, 2011
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Before she realized that she wanted no real part in carving pumpkins. She did enjoy telling daddy to make her pumpkin "happy, not naughty." |
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This girl just loves to be involved in any way! |
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Taking a break from her dancing to smile for mom. |
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The real carver. |
We had never carved pumpkins until last year, when I realized how unskilled I am and how awesomely skilled Steve is (seriously, he means business)! This year was no exception. E was so excited about carving the pumpkins until she realized two things: pumpkins are gross and stinky, and it takes a long time (anything more than 5 minutes). She decided it was more fun to dance around the kitchen while mom and dad did all of the work. I totally forgot to take pictures of the final product but Steve carved a happy face for E and a cool bat for himself and I carved an owl on a tree branch.
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