HALLOWEEN 2010...

Just wanted to share some photos of our little granddaughter from Halloween. I just love that Fred (Kevin), Wilma (Rita) and Pebbles (Macie) all dressed up for Halloween.

OUR LITTLE PEBBLES ON HALLOWEEN...

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31ST MACIE CELEBRATED HER SECOND HALLOWEEN. THIS YEAR WAS A LOT OF FUN BECAUSE MACIE WAS RUNNING AROUND WITH HER LITTLE PEBBLE OUTFIT ON THAT RITA'S MOTHER MADE FOR HER... WE JUST LOVE HER DEARLY AND AM SO HAPPY TO HAVE HER IN OUR LIFE.

MACIE GETTING INTO GRAMMIE'S PURSE...

MACIE LOVES GETTING INTO GRAMMIE'S PURSE, AS YOU CAN TELL FROM THESE PHOTOS.

HALLOWEEN IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER...

O.K. I know that you are all probably board out of your skull by now, but I just couldn't resist buying this darling outfit for our Halloween pumpkin. Our little pumpkin is already fourteen months old and full of energy. Now Grammie is trying to teaching her to say "TRICK OR TREAT", she is at the DADADADA and MAMAMAMA stage right now...

MACIE TIME...

SORRY I JUST LOVE THIS DARLING 14 MONTH OLD... SHE IS SO DARN CUTE, PLUS SHE MAKES US LAUGH.

MANY FACES OF MACIE...

Today we went to the Stanislaus State Fundraiser for the Baseball team. Since Rita and Kevin had to work Nick and I had the honors of taking care of our beautiful granddaughter Macie. I just love all of these expression photos of our granddaughter...

IT'S FALL...

Since we have been going through a lot of my parents collections I saw this interesting large pan, I had a feeling that this pan had some history or story to it... will talking with my mother I found out that this pan is the one which my Grandma Gibson (my dad's mother) use to make all the holiday dinner in like the turkey. I can remember seeing this pan on the house on Walnut Avenue in Stockton in the basement, this pan would only come out in November and December each year. Since I already have a lot of big pans I didn't want it to go to Hospice so I thought it would look nice full of pumpkins and fall stuff for the October and November. When I called my mother she was thrilled that it was still in use then told me the story of the pan...