We were excited to carve pumpkins with Kate this year. She seemed to enjoy exploring the pumpkin
they had at the Fall Festival, so we thought she might like the chance to do it
again. Luckily, we’ve had a few days of unseasonably
warm temperatures, and we were able to set up shop in the garage. It took a little while for her to warm up to
the idea, but eventually, Kate was digging around in the pumpkin guts. She had her own little pumpkin scoop that she
carried around with her the whole time, and she even tried using it to help
hallow her pumpkin out. Once we finished
and were taking pictures she was still tapping that scoop on the top of the
pumpkin. I guess you can never scrape
out enough pumpkin guts. Kate ended up
with pumpkin insides in her hair and seeds stuck to her bottom (she stepped in
a pile of seeds and her feet slipped right out from under her—like a banana
peel in the cartoons—and ended up flat on her back), and I think she had fun. We carved her pumpkin with a grin like
hers…two teeth on the bottom and two little teeth popping through on the top.
-- Waiting for Daddy to get home so we can start. --
-- Come on, let's go! --
-- I've got my pumpkin tutu and my pumpkin hat and I'm ready to go! --
-- I'll open the package. --
-- Helping. --
-- Supervising. --
-- GUTS! --
-- Those guts are slippery. --
-- Good thing I practiced digging in the pumpkin at my Fall Carnival. --
-- Helping Mommy carve. --
-- Finished product! --
-- My pumpkin smiles like me! --
-- Daddy breaks out the power tools for his pumpkin. --
-- Mommy does hers the old fashioned way. --
-- Our family pumpkins. --
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