Happy Haloween!

We had a very eventful Halloween this year--as opposed to last year when Cami slept through most of the excitement! The day started off getting ready for school in a festive Trick or Treat outfit. Then Cami got ready for the costume parade at school. As you can see she was not thrilled about Mommy's costume choice this year. Although she didn't love the parade at school, she was much more excited about trick-or-treating in the neighborhood. She was very excited about all of the candy that quickly filled her jack-0-lantern, and became very possessive of it--guess Mommy and Daddy will have to sneak some samples secretly!!

First Pigtails

It's a moment I have patiently waited for since I found out I was having a girl.....PIGTAILS!!! Cami's hair is finally long enough to put into little tiny pigtails. I couldn't be more excited. It's moments like this when I realize how quickly she is growing that she absolutely takes my breath away.

Cami's Latest Game

It's funny how personality peeks through even at such a young age. Cami's latest game is getting herself in and out of her toy box. I love the little smile on her face that hints she is a bit devilish....

For JK

Sending you a little snuggle on your Treatment Day. Thanks for being a loyal blog reader!!

Johnson's Farm

This weekend we had a fabulous "Family Day". Since Cami needs to bring a "toddler-sized" pumpkin to school next week, we decided to go to the pumpkin patch. This farm is only a 10 minute drive from our house, and there was so much more to do there than just pick pumpkins!! We started out in the General Store to pick up some apples, apple cider and apple cider donuts. Yum! Then we headed outside into the bitter cold for some fun. There were things to climb on and slide down. Cami enjoyed herself although she was bundled up like an Eskimo and still had to deal with her lingering cough. Then we went to the pumpkin patch. Cami was a little overwhelmed by all of the choices, so her mommy helped her pick one. Then we headed home. This will definitely be an Anderson Family Tradition. Next year we will even try the petting zoo and the hayride!!