I am a Bainbridge. And at least for the past two generations, that means I have a tendency to overcook whatever I am making or baking. It's due to things like this: I get dinner started, set the timer, & know I have 10 minutes to do something else. Imagine me playing with Kaelah in the family room. I realize that, once again, I have not heard the *beep *beep *beep I should have by now. I sprint up to the kitchen to turn over the pork chops. Soon the distinct sound of a child's knees hitting the wood floor reach my ears. I turn to see that yes, somehow, Kaelah followed me up the stairs... silently. After about 24 hours of her proving to me that she could really climb the stairs, I decided to get out the camera. The dog adds a nice little bit of suspense, doesn't she? (:
Our Halloween pictures finally made it to the computer. I won't state the name, but let's just say we know a certain 15-month-old who likes to hide things, especially if they are small & silver like a memory card reader. (: Oh look, here she is now, dressed up as a pumpkin fairy! And check out the super neat pumpkin Danny carved. We actually had neighbors make the effort to come compliment him before trick-or-treating began! I have never experienced a Halloween where families hang out on the porch to hand out candy the entire night! I just can't get over how wonderful the weather has been this fall. If there weren't long term consequences, I could really like global warming. Here's the cute little girl helping to hand out candy. She was a huge hit with the teenage trick-or-treaters. My favorite costume of the night was a guy dressed up as a kissing booth. When Dan asked him if that was working for him he replied, "I got a kiss from a 6-year-old ...
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