We had wonderful weather to carve our pumpkins this year. Here is Bailey cleaning out some seeds.
Jack poses for a picture, but didn't want to get his hands dirty. Here is the final result. Bailey designed the on the the left and I did the one on the right.
Fall is officially here and what better way to celebrate than with pumpkin cake!
This recipe is very simple and delicious! Pumpkin Cake 4 eggs 2 cups sugar 1 cup oil 2 cups flour 2 teaspoons soda ½ teaspoon salt 1 can Libby’s pumpkin
Combine eggs, sugar and oil. In a separate bowl, combine the remaining ingredients except the pumpkin. Combine mixtures. Fold in pumpkin. Bake at 350 for 55 minutes in a greased and floured bunt pan. Top with cream cheese icing if desired.
For October, I did a "sweet" treat to give out to the HHE Staff. I love this Holiday Party Snack Mix because you can add the candy for they holiday at hand. I used Fall colored M&Ms this time.
I made the kids' teachers these cute bat candy bar covers. Saw these on Skip to my Lou and could resist making them. She also has a mummy. For template, click here. Happy Halloween
Meme & Pobby came down today and took me & the kids to the Crosby Boo Bash & Pumpkin Patch. We had a lot of fun playing games, decorating pumpkins and eating :0)
October has brought some wonderful fall weather to us here in Texas. All is going well. Bailey and Jack are both doing great in school. They are both are looking forward to all the festivities this month has to offer. Today, we wnt to the Fall Festival at the May Center and had a wonderful time.
This month for HHE's Teacher Appreciation we made bread for all the teachers. I did an easy pumpkin bread. It is really a cake, but worked great in the loaf pans. Click here for the recipe.It is too easy not to try ;~)
"Its dark. Can we go?!?" Here are Seth, Bailey and Jack as we head out to Trick or Treat.
Here are Jack, Seth, Bailey, Emma and Taylor along our candy route. Cassey, Bailey and Emmerson pose for a picture. Jack is to excited to pose. There are more houses to visit. Here is Bailey with her cauldron full of goodies.
Here is Jack's and Bailey's haul.
We had so much fun. Now for Bailey's home work. We need to count and make patterns with the candy.
Carving Jack-Lanterns is part of our Halloween tradition.
This year we used Pumpkin Stencils to help us with the design. You select your stencil and tape it to your pumpkin. Then, used a pen to mark the outline.
Then for the fun part. Scooping out the pulp and seeds.
Here are the results. I think they turned out great!