Yesterday was dress up day at Logan's preschool. While he was gone, Aiden played with the paper and stickers nana and papa sent him for Halloween. He even made a little card for you guys.
We returned to the school around 11 to see the "costume parade". It was sort of strange. The kids came through the lobby, then out the front door, then back into another door, down a hallway, out another door to the back of the school and then through the middle doors. I just sort of stood in the hallway with my double stroller and looked as clueless as I felt. A bunch of the other moms and dads seemed to know exactly what was going on (did I miss a note in Logan's backpack about this parade non-sense?) Anyway - it was adorable except that Logan didn't want to do the parade once he saw us and then got really upset when he missed going outside with his class the first time. He had a major meltdown and didn't feel better until the class paraded by on one of their loops and Mrs. Jenn took his hand for the rest of the journey.

Aiden, at home, playing with stickers. God bless him....this kid can play for up to an hour all by himself with a stack of paper and things that will stick to it or draw on it.
Here is the sticker masterpiece Aiden made at Memaw's the other day. I swiped it for fridge decor :)

Aiden enjoys playing with the magnetic table in the lobby of the park district building while we wait for Logan's costume parade.

Here they come! Aiden ran up to say hi to Logan. He's not wearing his sunglasses and his rocker shirt is covered so he just looks like he's being that kid who is too cool to dress up for Halloween!

Here's the whole class and the parental paparazzi.
Here are Logan and Mrs. Jenn parading around outside. She's so sweet to him!
Back in the classroom, the kids each got a big bucket with their name on it filled with tons of Halloween stuff (a pumpkin straw, goldfish and pretzel snacks, rings, stickers, play doh etc). I'm hoping I didn't miss something about contributing to the buckets!!

Our happy rocker boy...on his way to the car with his bucket of goodies.