The girls had a really full weekend so far, and it's not even Halloween Day yet.
Friday night we went to our school's skate night. We planned to stay a couple hours, and ended up staying 4+, way past bedtime. Dave looked like a real professional out there, :) even skating with Mayzie in his arms. They have a cool track to go around too with jumps, that the kids loved. I rode scooters with Mayzie a lot. There was a really cool skate off for 10,000 bucks and it was really entertaining how well they could break dance and do tricks with skates.
Sat the girls were up bright and early practicing for their talent show dance. Aubrie choreographed a dance and they are going to perform this week to "Dynamite". It should be fun to watch.
Then there was a big Halloween Carnival at the park near our house. Mayzie loved the giant bounce slide, and there was a creature show with scorpions and giant lizards and such. We put Zoey in the dog costume contest, she won 2nd place as the "Big Bad Wolf" with Bethy as Red Riding Hood. She won a bunch of pet supplies.

Then we headed up to visit the grandparents in Kaysville. We had cupcakes and pictures with all the Johnstun cousins.

Then we headed over to the Blairs for the annual Halloween party. The kids were all doing fun activities, decorating pumpkins, playing games, getting fake tattoos.

The parents were commenting this is really nice and calm this year, but we didn't realize Grandma had a trick up her sleeve. At 7pm she told the kids to come look out front. They all came running to find Grandma's big surprise was a big stretch limo ready to give them all a ride into town. They all piled in (15 kiddos and 4 adults) and they felt like a celebrity for a moment. They arrived to a fancy ice cream party that Grandma had set up for them at Grannie Annie's. So super spoiled! Needless to say they were in heaven, and Bethany and Lindy said "Is this real life or is this a dream?"
They'll have this memory forever, I'm sure!

I overheard them bragging about it at church today... we'll have to work on that part of manners some more, I guess :)