Trick or Turkey?

I'll explain the title in a moment. I first have to ask, What do 2 penguins and



a duck equal?


The cutest kids ever!! Here is the whole family I guess we were Penguin-Duck farmers this halloween. I'm not sure if you know this but there is a big need for these type of farmers in the United States. I think we might be the only family that do this type of work in the Pacific Northwest so if your thinking about becoming a Penguin-Duck Farmer I would recommend it.


We also had the Dyk's over to take part in the festivities. Here is a picture of Andrew or should I say "Winnie the Pooh" along with Mason the bumble bee and the rest of the kids.

The reason why it is Trick or Turkey is because we had a whole Thanksgiving spread before we headed out. That's right!! Dressing, turkey, mash potato's, gravy, squash, green bean casserole, and everything else. Kristi's mom will be gone on a cruise this Thanksgiving and Kristi wanted a chance to do a practice run before she left so they picked Halloween to do it. It was the best thing ever!! I think it should now be tradition that every Halloween we celebrate Tick or Turkey! The only thing that was missing was a little NFL football.

After the big feast we were able to roll out of the house and take the kids do some real trick or treating. Here Pooh and Quack are getting some candy.

Kristi holding down the penguins so they don't fly away. I didn't have the heart to tell her. "Yes penguins do have wings but they can't fly." I guess that's what makes her a good Penguin-Duck farmer.

What a great Halloween! We want to thank Lori for bringing over the Apple Pie and I guess we will now waddle off to get some more candy!