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We got some neat gifts for our first trit treat day that we dressed up. Aunt Tammy and the kids got us our own box of animal cookies, Connie got us really cool place mats, and Mame and the group got us baskets that had bugs, snakes and spiders, and Darma the little girl down the street got us duck's. We have spent the better part of Sunday and Monday playing with this cool stuff.
The day started off business as usual...Mommy to work before dawn and daddy got the kids ready early because Ginger had to come on Friday this week. Mame came right after Ginge showed up and daddy brought out the new addition to therapy. The trampoline! Ot was loved by all today. Jumping and more jumping and everyone was happy. I got home just as they were finishing up lunch. Amy helped me get everyone ready and loaded up as daddy was arriving home from work and we were off to the races, oops I mean trick or treating, if you could call it that. Our first stop was Walgreens to see Aunt Tammy. Then we went to see Connie and then it was off.... 
to see Ginger at her feeding clinic. Ginger is one of our OT. She was so glad to see us and took us treating at the offices in her building. Nate caught on real quick as to you put your hand in and you pull out "OH, something to eat!" 
I had one pigie and daddy had caught the "bad pigies" that had ran off.
I took this picture on Wednesday when we were trying out our costume see if they liked them. I think it is the best shot of everyone together.
We stoped at Aunt Terrie's and got to see our cousins Tessa and...
Zoe...and a couple others I don't have pictures of... 
Our next stop was to grandma and grandpa's (Donnie's mom and dad).
Then we went to see mamaw at work (my step mom) papaw was at work and it was to far out to try to make that stop also. By this time they were screaming as I put them back in their car seat.
This was waiting with great patients to get out the door. 
I ran outside to get them looking out just before we left the house. I knew we would not be gone for long for several reasons, the main one being three tired 21 month olds.
These are Jordan's jack o lanterns. She lives on our street and loves to play with us on our evening walks.
Once we were back home we sat on the floor to see all the loot we had collected. Some of it was gifts from Aunt Tammy and Aunt Connie. Donnie and I both have siblings but some of our really close friends have become aunts and uncles to us. I remember when I was growing up we all had "mom's and dad's or aunt's and uncle's that was just inherited through friends and neighbors and these kiddos are no different.
They all made out like little bandits and was so into seeing what they had gotten. Darma is another one of the little girls on the street and they picked out the little duckies you see in Nate's hands...
They all did really well the main problem was that no one liked the sticky part! They would lick and slobber and then want their hands washed. It was too cute! Nate would with a big sad look say "stickie" and want it off now...
Alli did great and could not wait to get in her chair when I asked if they wanted a bite.
Happy Birthday Megan! Today is my sisters oldest daughters 18 birthday. She is a senior and ready to get life started in collage. She plans to go to IUPUI in Indianapolis. She wants to be a doctor, and has since she was very small. She loves her pediatrician and that is what she wants to be with a fellowship in Asthma and Allergies. Megan has severe asthma and allergies and the worst one being nuts. Nut allergies are deadly! She spent a many a day eating lunch in the principals office because even the smell of peanut butter sends her into an asthma attack. She has been in the hospital more then she should have been at such a young age. She is so in tune with her body and knows before she gets to the doctor that her chances have run out and she will be admitted. She is a beautiful, sweet and loving girl and I want nothing but the best for her. Meg, I love you very much and Uncle Donnie and I are so proud of you and can't wait to see you cross that stage in your white coat with your name on it and MD following. Good Luck sweetie in all you do.
Today is the day that these new seats go into the van. They were trying them out after we adjusted all the straps to fit them just right.
This is Terri the personal birth consultnat and our hospital for Women and Children where I work at and that is Debbie in the back ground helping to get all our seats in the car so our little ones will be nice and safe.
Nate in the big boy seat.....
Emma in her big girl seat.......
Alli in her big gerl seat.....
I had taken my nieces out shopping to look for a swimming suit and my sister called and was not filling well so we said our good bye to my friend Amy and her son Nicholas and I was going to take the girls to get their allergy shots, but one problem now days...I have three babies now and it is 30min from dinner time. So we had our first dinner at McDonald's. They had chicken nuggets with all the outside taken off and a few french fries and fruit and yogurt parfaits. They thought this stuff was great.
They had decided by this time that if I would hold them and slide them down from the side that was OK.
Tanya does this look familiar with one of the girls trying to run?
I love these next couple of pictures. This is Emma. Let me tell you about her head band. I have been putting a little spout pony on top of her head, but little Alli's hair is so fine that I can't do that with her yet so I put a head band on her. When Alli and I went into the living room where the others were Emma went back to their bedroom door and was knocking and grunting and when I went in there I opened the door and she went right to the dresser where I keep there hair things and wanted the drawer open, when I opened it she kept grunting trying to tell me what she wanted but I told her there was nothing in there she could have and I took her back out. Seconds later she was back at the door and we did it all over again when I realized she was trying to show me the head bands, I picked out her white one and asked her is this what you want and she smiled great big, so we took her rubber band out and put her head band on and she was as happy as could be.
Here is sweet Nate. 
Here is little stinker Alli. They loved walking all over this gym. See the tube like thing behind Alli? They loved crawling through that also.
From Jenna,
Nate,
Alli,
and Emma.
Today we learned how to climb but couldn't figure out how to get down so we just cried. Nate gets to the chair and then he cries.
My niece Sara pulling the babies in their wagon on the first outside walk.
Alli sitting by daddy.
