Brent took this great picture of Grace. She is so full of energy I am suprised she stopped and posed for a quick photo shoot.
But what about now??? She decided she would rather sleep in her "cib." If you try and put her in the big girl bed she will cry and say, "No, cib!" and get out of bed and try and climb INTO her crib. I guess she likes being jailed up inside the crib and always getting her legs stuck in the bars! With only 10 weeks until the baby comes, it looks like I have my work cut out for me in getting Grace out of the the crib. 
Even though Grace doesn't want to sleep in the toddler bed, she sure likes to use the bed as a means of getting into trouble. I can't believe she can balance on the tiniest railing and get stuff out of the dresser. Of course she smiles so cute for the camera when she knows she is doing something naughty!
Gavin and Grace playing on the bed. At least she will play on her bed. Hopefully that it is a good start... perhaps eventually she will actually sleep in it!
Mrs. Beschta's Kindergarten class.
Friday night we had went to our ward's trunk or treat. It is fun for the kids to dress up in their costumes more than once.
The smiley kids after the trunk or treat. (sorry DaNae, Ella wouldn't take the sucker out of her mouth for the pictures!)
After all the other festivities, it was finally Halloween night and the kids got to go trick or treating. And I have a theory... the younger you are, the more candy they give you. These little tots got handfuls of candy and each of them got two full size candy bars. It sure is great being so young and ADORABLE!
Gutting the pumpkins is always fun. I was the "seed girl" and collected all the seeds. A coworker told me about a great recipe that he does to cook the seeds and I wanted to give it a try.
Grace had fun even though she didn't really get to help. She just kept saying, "pu-kin." She is talking more and more every day and it is so fun to hear her try and say new words.
Way to go Brent for helping the kids carve the pumpkins. Gavin's pumpkin turned out great!
The magicians got all dressed up and Gavin handed us tickets for the show.
This is the pepper and water magic trick. I must admit, I was pretty impressed!
Gavin was also the announcer, letting us know the name of every trick.
And the ball magically disappeared! Gavin has the special magic hands!
What an awesome magic show. Thanks to Brent for being a great Dad and doing something so fun and creative with Gavin. And.... you look pretty handsome in the tux too!
Once I got the shoes on, it took her a bit to figure out how to walk in such a big boot. But once she got the hang of it Grace didn't want to take them off. 
A little cowgirl boot close up!
It has been really fun to have some time with just Grace while Gavin is in school. It won't be long and she will no longer be the baby. But that is okay with Grace. She is ready to be a big sister! She is already practicing her "mothering" on baby Knox.
Ready, set, let's go to the FAIR! Yee haw!
The first play and Gavin obviously doesn't know what to do. Everyone is going after the ball and Gavin is still on the center line. I couldn't help but crack up!
The little pack of boys running after the ball. (After we started yelling, "run Gavin run!")
Gavin found more enjoyment playing with the kids at the goalie flags then he actually did playing the game. Please note that the kids on the other team NEVER touched their goalie flag. 
The coach kept telling Gavin to get his hands out of the pockets and then she would walk away and the hands went right back inside!
Cheerleader Grace doing some moves!
For some reason during the second game Grace kept taking off her shirt. I chased her down a couple of times to put it back on. But once she started posing, I just had to take a picture!
