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Anne organized a Sunday
brunch for our family on the first weekend of
October.
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Paul displays his
artwork. We all decorated a ceramic fish as a place
setting marker. The real fish in the tank behind look
with approval at Paul's work.
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Anne and Debra have a
pumpkin balancing contest. Anne struggles to keep it
balanced -- maybe it's the result of a rounded
head?
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Debra seems to have
little difficulty with the balancing act.
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With Halloween just a few
weeks away, the Great Pumpkin smiles a toothy
grin.
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Debra carves a scary
witch on her pumpkin. But, alas, by Halloween, her
pumpkin fell prey to pumpkin flesh-eating bacteria.
The scary face was gone.
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Bob converted several
digital photos into pumpkin patterns. On the left is
Rhys; on the right is Thomas, Paul and Anne.
Valorie's pumpkin grins with a typical scary
smile.
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Amy's children came
dressed as a princess and, what is it, a bear? Has
anyone seen a bear with ears like that?
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Dave and his klan. Who do
you think is more dressed for Halloween, the adults
or the kids?
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This costume gets the
grand prize for being the most original!
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Austin is ready to hit
the streets with his pumpkin costume. Wonder if he
filled his witches pot with goods?
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Kaylie poses in her blue
fairy costume. The faint shine around her mouth leads
me to believe she was sneaking a few early
treats!
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Anticipation.
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The "Brits Angel" tastes
a treat! Or, is she just camera shy?
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Kaylie looks dazed after
eating her Halloween candy.
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Austin pretends that he
really didn't have any candy. I'm sure that the
smudge under his lower lip is the result of eating
his vegetables at dinner.
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Finding no candy left,
Andy exclaims, "Where's mine?" Hey Andy, ever heard
the story of the ant and the grasshopper?
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