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The Great Pumpkin Affair

We decided that we needed to do something halloween-y this past weekend, so we invited over some friends and had a pumpkin night. We carved pumpkins, baked pumpkin seeds, made yummy pumpkin chocolate chip cookies and watched Monster House. Here's Cory carvin' away................



Here are all of our pumpkins propped up on our back stairs. The poor guy down at the bottom isn't getting the credit he deserves.



Okay-this pumpkin deserves a solo picture because I carved it-isn't he cute?





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DottieLou said…
so here is your first comment... the pumpkins are cute... I was to see more about those fried pickles
October 29, 2008 at 7:11 AM
Kristen and Erik Cambridge said…
Thanks for the fun times! I rather enjoyed our Great Pumpkin Affair. Thanks for the yummy pumpkin cookies. I finally posted our blog about our adventures, so if you want to right click on our pictures and save them to your computer you can. We will definitly have to play again!
October 29, 2008 at 11:09 PM
The Studes said…
LOVE that you guys have a blog. I miss you! now this way i will still be able to stalk you. Yippee!!
October 31, 2008 at 12:15 PM
Chelsie Brady said…
You have a blog?! Yay! I'm glad I came across it. How are you two (soon to be three)? Where are you these days? What's new? I tried to call and text you guys a few times, but I think I must have the wrong number. Anyhow- nice to "see" you. Hope all is well!
November 1, 2008 at 12:02 PM
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