Some kids dress up as superheroes for Halloween. Well, I dressed up as the folk singin' superhero of the common man, the millworker, the miner, the migrant farmer: the late Woody Guthrie. Actually, I'm not that political. I just like candy and it was my dad's idea.

I stay so busy most of the time, when I just sit down and relax for a few minutes I fall right to sleep.

Sunday afternoon Daddy and Mommy and I went to a Pumpkin Patch. I even got to help unload the pumpkin truck. People will almost always let me help, even if I don't know them. We ended up getting 2 small ones so I can paint them and wee ones for Mommy to take to school and let those kids paint one.

Friday we (The Youth Group) went to Pauls Valley to the Toy and Action Figure museum. We all had a lot of fun. Luckily there was a play room where I could play while all the kids looked around, because I wasn't allowed to touch anything that wasn't in the play room. I had Kelsey and Katie to keep me company. We all had lunch together at Ballard's. After the museum we went to a park and I got to slide for almost an hour. We visited the church there in Pauls Valley and had brownies and drinks. Lauren played trains with me while others looked around the church. On the way back to Norman I watched Happy Feet with Kelsey and yelled at Katie to look at me every now and then. The youth had a lock-in after the day trip and I got to stay until 8. I always have so much fun when I am with the youth. I think they have fun with me too.

I got Mommy to crawl through a little hole in a tent. I fit a little better than she did. At least Daddy was there to get a picture of her.

I love it! I have the attention of 3 beautiful ladies. What could be better?

The Imagination Tent

On October 3rd, Mom and Dad took me to see Thomas in OKC. I was so shocked to see him in person and not on the TV or in books. I loved spending the day with Thomas and playing with trains. We spent some time in the Imagination Tents where you can play with all sorts of trains and tracks. Next we went for an actual ride on Thomas. You will see pictures of that later. I didn't really know what to think of the train ride itself. After seeing Thomas, Dad and I got our picture taken with Sir Toppham Hat. Mom and Dad let me bounce in a jumper for a really long time. All the kids were my size so I didn't get scared and jumped until I was tired. Right before we left we went into the Toy Shop and looked around. I ended up getting a Day Out with Thomas poster and tattoos. We all had a good day. I even took a short nap on the way back to Norman and then we ate lunch at the Hideaway. They have the BEST Pizza! One more thing. I want to thank Mimi and Gramps for sending Mommy the money for the tickets.