Halloween

This first picture has nothing to do with Halloween, except to show how funny Campbell is to Kellen. He thinks she is the greatest thing!

The first stop was to Aunt Weno's house. She had a whole table set up with different things to give away to her trick-or-treaters... candy, cookies, cheetos, gold dollars, lipstick, etc. Campbell hit the jackpot! Her trick-or-treat pumpkin was full after the first stop!
Lip Gloss or "Glip Gloss" as Campbell calls it.
Mmmm, candy!

Kellen the cow, Aunt Weno, the Honeybee Campbell

Not too sure about this Halloween thing

Some pictures of our two sweeties. I love the hand around his shoulder.

It was an exhausting first stop!

The next thing was a Halloween/birthday party for Liv's nephew Wyatt. We got together with Liv's family and also Wyatt's other side of the family. Then, we all went trick-or-treating. Uncle Bubba had somewhere else to go and had to have a costume.

Probably could have picked something that would not have scared the kids so much. Campbell didn't want to be in the same room as him, she wouldn't eat, wouldn't leave our side, on and on. Poor girl!

Uncle Bubba's sister snuggling on Kellen.

Campbell and her Horner cousins

All the kids... and one mom trying to hide because only kids were allowed in the picture

PawPaw dressed up as an Irishman. Love the look!

Campbell and her Kitty cousin, Bernie

One of the first stops along the way

Aunt Sarah carrying the kitty to hurry up the process

The little honeybee caught on pretty quickly... a little too quickly, perhaps!

There was a church that we passed that had games and some refreshments. Campbell enjoyed the games.

It was also a nice place to rest.

Mommy and her little moo cow! Thanks Austin Rohrs for the great costume!!!

A Sneak Peak

Campbell was a little bumblebee for Halloween this year. She got to get dressed up for her Harvest Party at school. She was the cutiest little 2-year old bumblebee we know!

Showing off her stinger
After we fed Bailey, Campbell went over to him and put her hand on his back to say his dinner prayer with him. It was truly an adorable moment (and amazing that Bailey let her get that close).

Our puppy eating a doggy muffin baked by Adrienne Rohrs, who is one of Bailey's favorite people because of the treats she has brought him over the years.

Dinnertime

Dinnertime can be very interesting at the Warner household these days! Kellen is eating Puffs and really enjoying them. He's also eating mangos, black beans, green beans, avacados, and many more. He hasn't met a food he doesn't like, although you can't tell it from his size.

Campbell likes to eat, too, and is good about trying different foods. Of course, her favorite is Mac & Cheese and pizza still! Here she stole some of brother's Puffs...
and here some Cheerios!

All smiles

Fun on the Farm

Today was a beautiful day, and we enjoyed a hayride at Mimi & Pawpaw's house. The whole Beaver gang was there, along with our friends the Rohrs. Kellen got all bundled up for the event.

Uncle JJ got to drive the tractor... this Nebraska man is a natural behind the wheel!
Driving in the field

Bernie moving a branch. What a strong little peanut!

Campbell & Kellen's friend, Austin Rohrs. Being the generous guy that he is, he has let Kellen borrow his clothes. Boy, do Mommy & Daddy appreciate that!!!

The family on the hayride

One tired little girl! Must of been the heavy tree branch lifting!

Campbell sitting on cousin Allie's lap

Mommy & an unhappy Kellen. See any resemblence there???

Another Wedding Celebration

We've been wanting to make Monkey Bread for a while now, and this weekend seemed perfect to enjoy some "banana bread" as Campbell kept calling it. It was delicious!

Kellen enjoyed some toys instead of the monkey bread. He didn't seem to mind, though.
All the playing wore him out, though. Kellen and Daddy napping.

We had another wedding to go to in the evening. It was a friend of Liv's from high school. They actually had gotten married about a month before in California, where they currently live, so we went to the reception they had here in town. Kellen was a good boy and didn't get too noisy until the speech by the matron of honor.

Campbell enjoyed herself, too.

She made quick friends with Mimi's friend, Gretchen.

She also got to dance a little with Pawpaw.

A photo of some of Liv's friends from high school, some of which she hasn't seen since high school. It was a fun evening to see old friends.

As an aside... someone (Mimi) did not inform Liv of the dress attire for the reception. Oh well, it was still a fun time had by all.

A Fun Day at the Museum

The next morning after the wedding, there was a wonderful brunch for the bride and groom. The kids got to go to this event and were on their best behavior.

We then headed over to the Henry Ford Museum, which happened to have a great Legos exhibit. The whole museum was really great and very interactive. The picture below is of Campbell as a hotdog in a bun, covered with ketchup, mustard, onions, and relish. They even had an Oscar Meyer weinermobile on display!
A picture of our family driving a combine. Kellen looks like he's ready to be a farmer!

The Lego exhibit was really neat. The girls got to dress up as princesses in the Lego castle.

Daddy posing next to the Lego dragon.

Outside the Lego castle

Campbell and her cousins driving the combine... a very scary thought...

... very, very scary!!!

Bernie and Campbell posing on the BIG snowplow that was (is?) used to plow the traintracks. The sign next to it reads, "Do not sit on the plow."

The car that JFK was riding in when he was shot. (The hardtop was added later.)

After a long day at the museum After a really, really long day at the museum!