Halloween came. I vowed to be as normal as possible. Since my children plan their costumes a year in advance we were ready before I went in for surgery. Grace loves family themes and we humor her. She made the masks herself this year. It was fitting that the costumes were pre chosen because we needed to feel Incredible and the best way to do that is to don red spandex, fill yourself with stuffing and walk around in black boots.
The Incredible Gunns 2014
Mr. Incredible is my husband. Seriously no joke. I think he's going bowling, but nope out saving people, mostly just me.
Joshua was Dash and anyone that knows him this knows how accurate this is. He runs laps around the house daily and refused to wear the "G" and had to have the "i" on his chest because he really was Dash. I love this picture. He said, "I'm smiling even though you can't see my smile". I was so sad when he came home from preschool. I opened the door and the first thing he said was, "Next time I will not wear my underwear on the outside." I hate when kids say mean things. He was so excited when we got out of the car to go to preschool. I called out and said, "I love you Dash!", to which he replied, "Goodbye Elastagirl". He then proceeded to run really fast up to the sidewalk, and then marched inside the door.
Josh's aunt stopped by for a visit on Halloween and was this cleaning whirlwind. She sent me upstairs for a nap and I came down and the house was clean, the laundry folded, like seriously everything scrubbed. It felt soooo good. Best Halloween trick ever!
We had dinner with friends and then went trick-or-treating. I made it a block but it was so wonderful to be out and enjoying things. Life is good. Oh so good.
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