Happy Halloween!
I barely had a runny nose today, so maybe my allergies are under control.
It was a routine day except I did play at the bathroom sink. 
Before going to Mommy office Halloween party, Barbara took me to see Mimz so she could see me dressed in my Halloween costume.

I was asleep when we arrived at Mimz.  She held me for a few minutes while I woke up.
 Barbara and Mimz like to talk about me.  They talk about how I am starting to talk more.  I can say "bush" and I know what a bush is.  I can say "push."
They discussed how I hold an ink pen properly.  That amazed them both and do not know how I learned that.

 My Halloween costume was a skeleton.

 Mommy bought me the monster sack with my name on it when I was a tiny baby.

My costume had a jumpsuit, a ragged jacket and a top hat.  My black and white Converse shoes I wore to Andy and Kristan's wedding completed my outfit.

Mimz and Barbara love to take pictures of me!
Mimz has an American flag in her front yard.  I showed her how I know to put my right hand over my heart to salute the flag.  She was pleased.

Friends: Spider, Monk Monk, and me.
I was shy when Mommy first took me into her office, but I quickly started having fun. First thing I did was eat a cupcake.  They took pictures and we ate.  Then it was time for everyone to get back to work, so Barbara took me home.

I played at the bathroom sink for a long time before I took my nap.

When Mommy got home we dressed me in my costume again to go to a church Fall Festival.

I looked at everything around me, but I did keep a firm grip on Mommy's hand at first.

I like balloons.

I started to venture out on my own.

Lots of people smiled and said I was the cutest skeleton ever..

Mommy and I played Cake Walk three times.  We did not win but had fun anyway.

 Close up shot.

 Fishing for candy.

Hunting for ducks with stars on the bottom to earn candy.

Back home we went to four of our neighbor's homes to Trick or Treat.  All of these neighbors were sitting outside with big bowls of candy.  That was fun.  I am already looking forward to next Halloween.