Happy Halloween

It's been a while since I've posted so I have some catching up to do. We've had an eventful month...where do we begin. All is settled after Ike, and it took awhile to get back in to our routine but we have learned to appreciate so many things we have always taken for granted.
We took Luke out of school a little over 2 weeks ago, he had been having a lot of behavior issues come up that we had never experienced before at school, church, soccer, and home. So after a lot of discussion and thoughtful prayer Bob and I decided to remove him from school and I started to Home school him. We have successfully completed our second week and it is going really well! We have already seen a significant change in his behavior and his security/attachment issues are slowly improving.
We were not going to celebrate Halloween until Luke's friend Seth started talking about Trick-or-Treating while they were playing at the park the day before and it was all over after that. So luckily he has a Bumblebee Transformers costume to play dress up in and Noah wore my brother Michael's Dragon costume. This dragon costume is probably 27 years old and it still looks great. Noah was walking around growling at everyone, he was a cutie.
After they were all dressed and we waited for Daddy to get home, we started at our next door neighbors house and they had a bowl of candy with a mechanical monster arm that grabs you and Noah freaked out screaming and Luke took off down the walk way to the driveway. Neither one of them wanted any part of the scary stuff. Needless to say Bob had to carry Noah the whole way in his arms and Luke would not walk up to any house with any scary motif. It was fine with me because they received enough candy, and it will be seeing the trash can very soon.