Trick or Treat
Today was trick or treating in Oconomowoc, but first we went to a small petting zoo. I knew Jackson would love it, and he did! He gets so excited to see any kind of animal and this was no different. Well, yes it was because he actually got to touch these! He had a little staring contest with the sheep! Kate loved the chicks and rabbit. After the petting zoo, it was time for trick or treating. Charlie Brown and the Princess Fairy took to the town with Cinderella and Spiderman! What a group! Kate and her friend Sydney had a blast! This was one of the two houses Jackson went to. The rest of the time he sat in the stroller eating candy or pretzels 🙂
Rainy Day
It’s been a rainy weekend. We haven’t had weather like this in a long time. And I have to admit, it’s kind of nice to just sit and relax and watch the rain come down. So I took a few pics of the kids…and then I’m posting some from earlier in the week, too. I know it looks like Jackson doesn’t have hair in most pictures, but look! He does! It’s getting thicker every day!
Briggs and Al’s Run
Yesterday was an amazing day. Last year our family started participating in Al’s Run for Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. They have an amazing medical team that treats Jackson for his heart. Eric and I said that we want to give back anyway we can, and this is one way we’ve chosen to do so. And lucky for us (actually, it’s not luck, we’re extremely fortunate) to have wonderful family and friends who support us! What a humbling day! Part of our team before the start. The Kuchta girls! Almost 14,000 people participated this year…look at all the white shirts down the street! It was so interesting to walk downtown Milwaukee and take in all the sites…the buildings are beautiful! Kate and her dear friend...
Kate’s First Day of Kindergarten
Kate was so excited about going to school and riding the school bus! At the bus stop…here comes the bus! She walked right on!! Eric and I were so surprised! This is Kate and her good friend, Sydney. They just got off the bus at school and were waiting for the teachers to take them inside to their classroom. Kate and her teacher Miss McDonald Kate wasn’t too happy that I had to leave. Miss McDonald e-mailed me and said she was fine once I left and had a smile on her face the rest of the day.
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