My parents got to visit again!!! They arrived Friday morning and stayed till early Monday afternoon. We really enjoyed spending time together. Luke is very much bigger than he was at 3 weeks when they visited last time!
Mom made Luke a seasonal Snoopy pillowcase for a little pillow. Since his nursery theme is Snoopy, she can make a new pillowcase for every season - they ALWAYS have new Snoopy fabric for each season/holiday! I already had purchased some 4th of July Snoopy fabric since that was his due date, so she whipped up another pillowcase out of that fabric while she was here. :)
We tried out Luke's high chair for the first time while they were here. He looks so cute in it! I put it on the farthest recline position since he's still little and isn't actually eating - just joining us at the table. :) He seemed to like it pretty well!
We went to Nathan's parent's house for some family pumpkin carving after church on Sunday. My dad and I both carved one - as well as several of Nathan's family - we had a large gathering of carved pumpkins when it was all over! (We also cleaned the seeds to bake them).
I finished Luke's halloween costume on Monday morning so that we could take some pictures of him in it while they were still here... but I'm not going to post those until after we go "trick-or-treating" tonight. :) We're probably going to go to Nathan's parent's house and maybe his sister's house to show off Luke's costume. Come back soon to check it out! (The picture here is an amazing display of God's endless creativity on Monday morning.)The next few days are going to be full! Nathan and I have dentist appointments tomorrow evening and I might be meeting with a friend during the day. Friday morning is Luke's 4 month check-up, complete with another round of immunizations. Saturday evening is Nathan's work holiday party.
I went shopping earlier today, but Luke was getting fussy so I came home before I had gone to all the places I wanted to. Running errands is getting more and more tricky since he's more alert than he used to be. He won't just sleep in his car seat or stroller as easily like he used to. Which means my windows of "happy Luke" time is only about an hour long. :( And that includes driving. You can't get a whole lot done in that amount of time. Hopefully his awake time will continue to get longer so that he will be happier for longer amounts of time. While it will be tricky to keep him entertained at home for longer stretches of time, it will make running errands a lot better. :)
















































