October is always a beautiful month. These beautiful girls love to play with makeup and enhance their natural beauty.
They do not get their make up skills from their momma - since I don't really have any skills in that area. Haha!
We love that they love spending time together and growing together as sisters.
While modeling might not be in the future (I mean, I won't stop them, but that isn't necessarily something that we'd intentionally encourage), we think these girls are absolute beauties. Inside and Out!
Abigail and Margaret had "rock star" day at school and were supposed to wear rock band t-shirts. That's not something they had...but they wanted to make their own. Out come the sharpies (supervised this time!)
They drew all sorts of musical symbols and definitely rocked the shirts.
School pictures didn't disappoint. It sure is fun seeing how the children change over the years. We sometimes forget that they start out so tiny and small since we get to see what they are growing into.
Abby in 3rd grade. Her teacher was Mrs. O'Day and she absolutely loved school.
Maggie in 1st grade. Her teacher was Ms. Dominguez and she loved being a helper in the classroom.
Our primary presidency rewarded the kids during their annual program practice.
They randomly selected children that were excellent participants (which was all of them!) to smash a cream pie in their faces. Lizzie was selected and was so excited!
ABIGAIL TURNED 9! Where does the time go?!
This little lady is so kind and loves to be a friend. She loves all things fashion, artsy, and crafty.
She truly is a joy to have as part of our family.
Getting spoiled with all the things!
Lizzie and Oliver were lucky enough to enjoy a day at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park with friends for a birthday party.
Cupcakes were definitely a highlight of the trip. Along with all the animals, of course.
We loved seeing all the fun animals, playing with friends, and spending the day together.
Halloween is such a fun time for us! Bryan likes to plan his costume well in advance, which give me plenty of time to figure out how to coordinate with him.
Maybe one year we'll convince the kids to join us. Maybe.
In the meantime, they will keep having fun playing pretend. We have fun celebrating with friends every year.
Oliver is old enough to understand trick-or-treating this year. He lasted for about 5 houses before he was done and was the perfect helper to hand out candy while the bigger kids stayed out longer. What a fun way to end the month.
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