Pumpkins, Pumpkins Everywhere!

Pumpkins pumpkins everywhere! Momma & I went to a big pumpkin patch last Sat morning & took lots of pictures. I really liked pulling the wagon around & gathering the little pumpkins. I also checked out the gourds & shoke them like marocas. On the way home, I put stickers on my little pumpkin, & we took a big pumpkin home to Daddy. He's still not feeling well. Everyday I say "Daddy...hurt...back...bandaid". I like to lay in bed with him & watch football & cartoons. Sometimes he even lets me have the remote!

I'm also having lots of fun with my friends. We go to the park alot, & this week at play group we decorated pumpkin cookies. Yum Yum! Daddy & I also carved a pumpkin last weekend. So, I've been talking about pumpkins alot this week. And, Momma took me to a fall festival in our neighborhood last Sat. I got to eat popcorn & my first lollipop! Yummy!!! Now, I keep asking her for more. I also got to do a fishing game, get pumpkins painted on my hands, jump in the bounce house, & eat a hot dog there. On Halloween morning, Momma & I went to Old Settlers Park for another fall festival. I wasn't into the long lines & games too much, so we played on the playscapes & then fed the ducks. I told "Ellie" all about it once we got back to the car. All the other kids were dressed up in costumes. I didn't want to put mine on, so I just wore my orange clothes & big brown hat.

Connie & I have been playing with play dough, stickers, & coloring alot lately. She even sculpted some of my favorite things out of play dough (dog, lawn mower, Ellie, & my Elmo chair) I was so amazed! I just love it when she comes over to play with me! When Momma asks me what I like to do with Connie, I tell her "Connie...play...eat...night night...snack" Oh, also this week, I started calling Momma just "Mom" to try that out. So, now when I wake up at night or in the afternoon, I just holler "Mom!" & she'll come get me out of my crib. I also figured out my mattress is a pretty good mini-trampoline! wheee! Happy Halloween!

Love, Davis