Ella and I drove down to Peachtree City to trick-or-treat. It was wet and drizzly but that didn't stop Ella from skipping down the street. I love Halloween but being one of only a few in the street made me miss Hawaii and all our friends...

For lack of anything else to do in the vicinity, we've been going to the library a lot. Ella loves reading and so it's been great for her. Today, we got her first library card and she was so proud to check out her books herself.


Last week, Ella and I headed down to Peachtree City to visit with Leah, Eli and Keira. Ella and Eli were born just a month or so apart (Leah and I met in prenatal water aerobics) and it's so fun to see how big they've both gotten.

I've been struggling with things to do with Ella here as there aren't any playgrounds or activities in the vicinity. Peachtree City is about 45 minutes away but the drive is worth all the playgrounds, walking trails, and kid friendly activities like Jump2It, and indoor bounce house mecca with half a dozen giant bounce houses. Ella of course loved it and as usual is quite the little dare devil.
Today we attempted to head back there, but the downpour kept us close to home. We headed to the SchoolBox, a teachers supply store where I got Ella some phonics activities and we did some puzzles. Then it was off to Moe's for lunch and back home to carve pumpkins.
