A Yabba Dabba Do Time!

As you can see, we spent this Halloween as Fred, Wilma and Pebbles Flintstone and the Swansons were our dear friends, The Rubbles! Ashlie was the genius behind this great costume idea and it couldn't have been any more perfect!!! Just see for yourself!


Since Halloween-lovin' is in Mimi's blood:

Drew and Ben one Halloween...

And Mama as "Raggedy Ann"

We made sure that Mimi was able to squeeze as much fun out of this holiday as possible. On Friday, I went to school dressed up as "Little Miss Muffet"

And Mimi went to Ash's as a ladybug...(still a little sleepy)

Then we put on our Flintstones gear and headed out to the Longmont Halloween parade with our BFFs the Rubbles (and Lyvie as our Sabertooth tiger/kitty and Christian as Darth!)

Bam Bam and Pebbles ridin' together

Can you spot all of the dogs in this picture?

What the camera can't see in this picture are the multiple dogs in the parade that Mimi chased the whole time. Ben began to know them all by their first names, thanks to Mimi.

The sweetest thing EVER. That's all I can say about that.

Afterwards the Swansons came over for a little Ef's lunch and we grabbed a quick nap.

Then it was off to
Josh, Kelly, Ruby (&babytobe) Walker's party

The Ainsworths :)

Our sweet girls and their FIRST trick-or-treating experience...
(or should I say, the moms' first trick-or-treating experience, using their babies to get chocolate event)

Those two little munchkins were SOO cute in this little red wagon. They just looked at each other and giggled and squealed. They even got two teddy bears from a sweet neighbor of the Walkers. A GREAT first trick-or-treating experience!!! :)

You would think that after that busy day and night our celebrating would be over...but nope! We then carted our sleeping baby to NANA'S party in Gunbarrel to see our very own "Cougar Barbie" nana! Very fun (but we didn't get those pictures. I'm not exactly sure if they are legal in some states... :) Just kidding.

We were back at home at 10, and glad we stayed safe on the roads. It was a very Yabba Dabba Do Halloween indeed.