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Halloween Festival and the Elusive Dr. Spandex

1st November 2007

Kristine decided instead of carving this year, she and Analise would create a cool potato pumpkin!

The potato pumpkin masterpiece, up-close.

The entire pumpkin family.

Josiah enjoyed playing with the balloons.

Josiah and his friend from church, Sara Beth, enjoyed playing together on the little kids slide.

Princess Ballerina Analise and the elusive Dr. Spandex.

Dr. Spandex and the costume family.

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One Response to “Halloween Festival and the Elusive Dr. Spandex”

1. alison Says:
   November 18th, 2007 at 10:17 pm

   the picture are very fun and thankyou for the card