off they went.
After the game, we carved and decorated 11 pumpkins.
Tadd and Teya...
Kyle....
Meg....
Daddy B.....
Uncle Jer...
Grandpa L and Teya...
Brev...
Cara and Grandma L.....
Sarah...
The Snowder family creations....
The White family creations....
Grandpa L in his costume
Sarah's kids where the Mr. Potato Head family. Meg, the princess. Brev, the Harmon's store manager. Spencer, sporting his BDU's from JROTC.
My mom came up with the funnest game that all ages could play. We had two teams, each had a bag of plastic skeleton parts. One team hid the parts for the other team upstairs in my moms house, and the other team did the same in the basement. We then gave each person a flashlight and turned off all the lights in the entire house. The teams then had to go find all the skeleton parts that were hid by the other team. The only rule was the parts had to be in plain sight. The first team to complete their skeleton was the winner. We played this twice, but probably could have played it 10 times and still enjoyed it.
Grandpa L read us a story where each of us had an instrument that made a creepy or funny noise while he read.
Grandpa L trying to retrieve the small stick you use to play this instrument. 
See the two holes he had to poke his fingers in!The finale of the evening was watching Abbot and Costello Meet the Mummy.
My kids have decided this needs to be a family tradition. Thanks Grandma and Grandpa!
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