Here is Jacob's fantastic artwork! I didn't even notice any orange paint on his clothes, which would be first.
Here we are at Pumpkin Party ....
Daddy helping Jacob carve his pumpkin. I'll have to take a picture of the completed Jack 'o Lantern. It turned out pretty good!
This is Jacob's first "If Daddy says no, ask Mommy" moment. It turns out earlier (before I arrived) Jacob asked Jason if he could play in this tree planter. The tree is fairly large and had a bunch of smaller pumpkins hanging from it & he wanted to run around the tree and hit the pumpkins. Jason had said no. Jacob's first opportunity to get me alone, he asked me if he could, so I carried him to the tree so he could touch the pumpkins. He was too smart for me & wiggled away. Soon he was running around the tree, whacking the pumpkins. I asked him to get down, but he was fast. And the tree planter is large & round - so he was always out of my reach on the other side. Soon I was like, "whatever." Then Jason walked up. And Jacob was caught.
Here is a photo of Jacob being scolded by daddy.
Jacob was putting this pumpkin bucket on his head & shouting, "I can't see you mommy!" and then pulling it off and saying, "There you are!" He thought that was hilarious. It was kind of funny.
Jacob & his teacher Ms. Amalia playing a game.
Playing a bean bag toss game. He didn't quite get that you were supposed to toss the bean bags one at a time. He hoarded them and then tossed them all at once.
Playing a pumpkin magnet fishing type game ...
Jacob's classroom (the Bunnies) display. Their pumpkins were on the side. (See first photo.)
Overall his school did a nice job with the party and Jacob had a lot of fun!
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