Happy Halloween

Lt. Keller at your service! As mentioned a couple months ago, Tanner bought Keller a matching flightsuit and we decided Keller was then going to be a pilot for Halloween. Oh my gosh! Have you ever seen a cuter pilot? His costume was definitely the hit of the neighborhood, as everyone we passed made comments on it.

Our first trick-or-treat experience was interesting. We went out into the front yard to "practice" trick-or-treating on the front door. Keller was more interested in playing in the dirt, of course.

He was very good at putting dirt in his bucket though.

By the way, did you notice that even Keller's candy bucket is OU? Ha! It is a pumpkin with an OU football helmet on it!

We decided to hang out with our next door neighbors and trick-or-treat with them. Luca is 4, so by now he is an old pro and we thought he could show Keller how to do it.

Baby Vincent the Dragon, Sir Luca the Knight, and Lt. Keller Cole

This was the first house we trick-or-treated at. The girls down the street were so sweet and basically let Keller and Luca have whatever they wanted. Luca loaded up, like any smart kid would, but Keller zeroed in on an orange Tootsie Pop and that is all he wanted.

And he wanted it right then. We didn't even make it out of the drive way before the kid had that sucker in his mouth!

Our next neighbors had this ridiculous blow up skeleton thing. Most kids were afraid of it, but Keller walked right up to it. He is in a bike phase right now and loves riding anything that goes (he had a trike and a 4-wheeler already!).

I couldn't get a good pic of him standing next to it because he just kept trying to climb on the thing. Once he realized he couldn't climb on the bike and ride it, he quickly grew bored with it and walked off. So, I snapped picture of him walking off.

We trick-or-treated a few more houses. Keller learned to say trick-or-treat but it sounded more like "tree-tee." His favorite was when we stopped at a house who gave him Cheetos instead of candy. We had to open those right away too!



Cheetos on his mouth, and candy in each hand.

I really think though, his favorite part of the night was handing candy out to the trick-or-treaters who came to our door. He handed each little ghoul or goblin one pixie stick and said "Thank You" to them.

This is just another great pic of him at the end of the night.

Correction: Jed took most of the pics during the evening, so I cannot take credit for them.