No Rocks Here

Clark just went to bed after an exciting night of trick-or-treating. Right before he went upstairs to his room he asked if we could go trick-or-treating again tomorrow night. This was his first Halloween that he could really get into the hype.

We've been watching "Charlie Brown and the Great Pumpkin" and he goes around all the time saying, "I got a rock." Before we hit the streets tonight he informed me, "I not want rocks." I think someone should market Charlie Brown Halloween candy that looks like rocks. He was not disappointed. The bowl in the kitchen is definitely not filled with rocks. Thank goodness we work with teenagers that we can share this candy with!

Checking out her Halloween card from Grandma & PaPa - thanks for the Halloween package!

You can't see the jack-o-lanterns that Adam carved in this shot, but you can see Clark's pumpkin he carved with Ruth. He is very proud of it. He wants to make sure "everybody see it" sitting on the front porch.

Clark thinks he's picking out his one piece of candy to eat after trick-or-treating. What's really happening: Dad is surveying the loot to see what he wants to eat as soon as Clark goes to bed.