Happy Halloween

It is that time of year. Here are my two youngest grandchildren. They always canvass my neighborhood before traveling to Newell to visit their other grandparents. They have pizza and pumpkin pie there after trick or treating around Newell. The next youngest, 16, stopped by on her way to the high school Halloween dance with her friend, a foreign exchange student from
Denmark. They just had fake eyelashes on.

Today we clipped the ducks wings and cleaned out the chicken coop. Brody [the
alien] helped us. Kennedy just helped with the clipping. Sis held the ducks while I had the honor of actually clipping their wings

Scary. It went well.

So here is Brody relaxing after working so hard today. He decided to try out his Grandpa's old wagon. Grandpa says the box part slides out so that it becomes a flatbed. It is a Winchester. I didn't realize they made wagons.
Tomorrow night we are having Brody, his sister, and his parents over for a Halloween dinner: Yummy mummy meatloaf, Bleary eyed potatoes, green gruel, and witches brew to drink. Sis and I have so much fun with theme dinners. I think our favorite so far was the 'truck stop' dinner.
This evening, before the 'Trick or Treaters' started coming by, I sorted through my old VHS movies. I now have three boxes to take to the 'old folks home'. I still have about that many on the shelf that I can't bear to part with, for example: the original Star Trek, Star Wars, and Rambo series. Last summer I had a box full at a garage sale. You ask how I acquired so many? When Bob and I lived on the res, he refused to buy a dish. So we bought lots of movies.

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