Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

You came back!!! Oh I am soo happy to see you! How was your day? Mine? Oh, well, mine was down right dirty.

I spent the day doing dirty deeds and got paid dirt cheap. Meaning, I spent the day washing dishes and cleaning up after my kids and husband and all I got for it was nothing. Okay, not nothing, I did find my kitchen sink and part of my living room. I suppose that's a good thing, right?

We are gearing up for All Hallows Eve around here. I spent the evening finding A-MAZING pumpkin templates. We are going to gut and cut to our little hearts content tomorrow. We ended up with 11 pumpkins and I didn't pay for a single one of them. What? You wanna know how that happened? Okay, it's nothing exciting. Our neighbor gave each of the older kids each one then they both went to pumpkin patches on field trips and brought one home. The other 7 were given to us free because the hubs works in a field with medical insurance and the local insurance company threw a huge fall festival for providers and the kids each got a big pumpkin and then we were able to paint a small one for each of us but one got left behind. So that's the story of our pumpkins. See, I told you not very exciting. Anyway, I am so excited to carve them tomorrow! I can't wait to show you pictures. I'm not going to tell you what we are going to do with them because I want you to have to come back and see them.

Tomorrow my little Bumblebee Transformer, Sleeping Beauty and Buzz Lightyear get to go on a parade around the school. Last year I went as a pregnant lady, this year I think I might just go as a crazed, discombobulated mom of 3. What do you think?

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