Happy Halloween

Halloween Candy

Lots of candy corn, but it won't make you sick (at least I hope not because if my photos make you sick I would cry and think you don't love me):

Pumpkin Carving

A bunch more from the Annual Woodford Family Pumpkin Carving.
Chris's sister Annette:
Annette's husband Dean:
Annette and Dean's oldest, Connor:
Adam and Michelle's Shylah:
Me and Shylah:
Annette and Dean's youngest daughter, Sarah:
Annette and Dean's youngest, Declan:
Adam and Michelle's oldest daughter, Hannah:
Chris's dad, George:
Annette and Dean's third, Emily:
Chris's brother Adam:
Declan again:
Cam with his little jack o'lantern:
Sarah:
Shylah:

Little Pumpkin

Molly, my youngest niece, on Sunday at the annual Woodford Family Pumpkin Carving.

Halloween week

Brook

A photo by Chris:

Sunset

Another sunset on Millett Road.

A cemetery shot

This week's theme for my photo-a-day challenge is graveyards.
This grave marker is short and to the point, no?

Going political

Chris and I have never had a political sign in our yard before.
This person isn't even in our district. Chris just got the sign because it's such a nice name. :-)

Autumn leaf

Until next year...

Those late-night games are a killer, aren't they? I wish we had a few more in us.

Cam and an orange flower

Pumpkin Still Life

Pumpkins and Gourds

Colorful chairs

In the yard at a Schiavi homes dealership:

This one is actually from last fall but I don't know if I ever posted it. I put it on my picture-of-the-day blog for this week's "pathway" theme, and I like it so I'm posting it here too.

Football

Bonus post! Some from Cam's JV football game on Monday. They won 26-0, and Cam scored a touchdown. That makes one win each for varsity and JV, so woohoo for that!
Cam's in white:
That's Cam issuing a beatdown on the left:

Covered Bridge

I forget where exactly this bridge is. We were somewhere in the Bethel/Newry area.



The river the bridge crosses:

More leaf peeping

A bunch more from our leaf-peeping drive.
You can see Sunday River in this photo.

That old gas pump from yesterday? There were actually two of them:
I played with yesterday's photo a bit and added a texture in Photoshop: