We decided to go and get Cole some new church clothes. He has been wearing polo shirts and kakis which are great but I thought it would be fun for his program to be all dressed up.
We found this cute little suit at Sears of all places. I did not know they had children's clothes. There dressy selection was great. So while trying on we had to convince Cole to put on the tie it was just a clip on. He didn't like the idea. But when we told him about Dad wearing a tie too, he came around.
Well he looked handsome as can be. He sat up on the stand so great for the first little while and than you could see if looking at his shirt sleeves and he started getting upset. He held up his arms and was showing us how there is the whole in the sleeves of the sunday shirt. He was so sad they had wholes. He thought there was something wrong with his shirt. So we tried to show him Kevin's wholes in his sleeves. He started to cry so we motioned for him to come down by us.
We than showed him how Dad and both Grandpa's had the same thing with there Sunday shirts. He than felt better knowing that his shirt was like theirs. The poor kid thought he had a wardrobe malfunction. We gave him a little treat and than he headed back up on the stand. He said his part perfectly and without help. Than he sang the songs he knew. He is such a great kid!! All of the kids did so great. What a great program it was.
Those pictures were after church. So yes the shirt was tucked in most of the time. Don't they look tired?
Our last minute costumes for Kevin and I. He was batman and I was sort of a pirate.
Donut eating contest for the kids.
And of Course for the adults.
Every year these guys have the best costumes. 
These boys were pretty darn good at their pumpkin carving.
Cole loved sitting there helping with it all.
oops. No finished pumpkin photos.
There could not have been a more exciting football player. Cole loved being a cougar football player. He kept saying "take a picture take a picture"in a deep voice than yelling "go cougs".
