Fall and Other Stuff

One of the many things we like about living here is Fall. There are so many trees and the colors are changing for at least a month. We took a nice little walk on a trail close to our neighborhood last weekend. The foliage was gorgeous.

Our street.

Part of the trail.

The duck pond.

There is a house in our neighborhood that I L-O-V-E! I'll just keep dreaming for about 10ish more years.

Our friends were watching a few boys from our ward who are very energetic. They thought it would be fun to give them a good scare, so they asked Scott to be the headless horse(less)man. When they were coming up the street Scott ran out and scared them. I was laughing so hard! I wasn't able to take pictures of him scaring them but here he is going to hide.

The boys were scared at first, but afterward thought it was really funny.

The month of October flew by and, unfortunately, we did not carve our pumpkins. So, we decided to carve Thanksgiving pumpkins instead.

Scott hard at work.

Our pumpkins - mine is a Ute and Scott's is a pilgrim. Don't judge my pumpkin. It's really hard to carve a feather headdress.

In other news, we are PUMPED for the game today. The Utes can win, but it all depends on how they play. We're also going to the game next week at Notre Dame. It will be a fun road trip, with a stop in Ohio to pick up our brother-in-law Ben and see the rest of the Christensens before we head to the game in South Bend.

GO UTES!