And Cinderella.
Our neighborhood was perfect for trick-or-treating. It wasn't too crowded and we just went up and down our street. We met up with our friend Karson.
Everyone came over to see the kids dressed up and help pass out candy. 
My girl loves candy!
Callie can't get enough of her new cousin.
Mooning the screen. 
I declined the maternal blood screen that tests for the probability of potential genetic disorders such as down syndrome or spina bifida. The reason that I have decided to pass on this test is because I already know that I can handle anything God gives me and I know way too many people that had difficulty enjoying their pregnancy with false positives hanging over their heads. Plus, I did this test with Cade and everything was fine.
It took little miss "I do it myself" a long time to carve her pumpkin.
"I had a little accident"
And I think these PJs are a good opportunity to teach them the names of their bones :)
Rachel would have been five this year. It is unbelievable that this is the second birthday that we have celebrated without her. And what made the day harder was that we couldn't be with Amy and her family either. We went to the cemetery with my parents and Michael's family to send Rach some balloons and let her know how much we miss her. I feel celebrating this day is so important because I want her cousins to know all about her and always feel like she is still a part of our family. Callie is getting older and asking more questions and the simple answers aren't working as well anymore. How do you explain cancer and death to a three year old?
Cade doesn't quite grasp that this is a somber place and that we were all kind of sad. He always cheers us up in his own little Cade way. He just can't resist a good time.
Aww Meemaw, he was looking and smiling!
Callie loves Aunt Meghan
With the beautiful bride
Callie entertained all the bridesmaids
