Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Pumpkins!

Both kids are picking up new tricks during the last month, and had a blast during the Halloween weekend.

Renee tried to learn about the mechanics of chop sticks. She can use fork with no problem now. She still holds forks and spoons like a baby.  Of course, her favorite utensils are still the pair that she was born with.


With Renee (and the mom) busy with dancing, ice skating and swimming lessons, we finally felt sorry enough for Max and signed him up for myGym. This is the "separation time", where the parents stay as far as the kids allow them. Max was so into the toys that he never realized that I was not by his side. I guess I should buy more toys for him?


Max has no problem eating, drinking, sleeping, which are always fun to watch. I still don't understand how these two can be so different.


This is the first one that Renee made with his mom.

Max loves running around in the house. He sometimes will walk with hands behind his back, mimicking the grandpa. Sometimes he will spin for fun. He also loves running between two rooms with me chasing after him. He started blabbering with words recently.


Pumpkin patch is a must-go event for the kids. Renee loves the pony rides.



This is the second one that I made with her. I enjoyed it as much as she did.  Next year, I think I am going to do more.


Renee is very into fairy and princess lately. So she decided to be the tinker bell this year. She enjoyed trick-or-treat much more this year. She will run into the store that with the sign (pumpkin in front of the store for Stanford shopping mall) and call "trick or treat!"

We are still not sure how much Max gets this, because at certain point he refused to go on. We had to put his in the cart and push him from one store to the next. I thought that was one sad trick-or-treater.