Miller was super excited to get more treats.
I dressed up as a cat (super easy).
Jud was cousin Eddie from Vegas Vacation (flippers, yard of beer and all).
It was pretty warm so Miller's frog hat came off fast.
Heading into the inflatable obstacle course with daddy.
Loving every minute of it.
He basically climbed the ladder by himself.
Getting ready to go down the big slide.
Jud following him and probably having more fun than Miller.
He helped getting the pumpkin insides out for about five minutes and then lost interest. 
Since we were missing my 10-year TCU Homecoming this weekend for Halloween and our football team is ranked 6th in the nation, we decided to carve a TCU pumpkin. We were super pleased and lit it proudly in our front window that night. Miller says "Rah Rah TCU Horned Frogs!"
Look at this pose. Could he be any cuter?
Yep, he had Jack-o-lantern socks too!
This is just as his class started the parade. All the kids were a little overwhelmed at the beginning.
I snapped a picture of Miller just as he noticed me. Right after this picture was taken, he realized that I wasn't going with him and had a major meltdown. He was screaming and crying and fell to the ground. One of his teachers had to pick him up and carry him so he wouldn't stop the parade. He continued to scream and cry for me the rest of the parade. Oh, the joys of a two year old.
He kept saying "giddy up, giddy up!"
Posing on a tree.
Miller with Landon and Claire in the big wagon. They are so big compared to last year.
They had trick-or-treating booths set up throughout the zoo and Miller was so excited to get a lollypop.
We met our good friends Jeff, Nina and Sophia there and the kids had so much fun together. Here they are posing in the pumpkin patch just after they picked out their free mini pumpkin.
My cute little green tree frog.
Nina and I helping Miller and Sophia decorate their pumpkins.
Now that's a big candy corn.
Checking out the elephants.
We were lucky enough to witness them doing a special BooZoo tiger feeding. They hung a hollow pumpkin full of meat from a string and let the tiger go to town. Needless to say, it didn't take her very long to get it down.
Look Mommy, it's a green tree frog. That's what I'm dressed up as.
I love this family shot.
Super happy just sitting on a bench.
We went to the local Coconut Festival and the kiddos had so much fun. They had local arts and crafts for sale, local food, a few small rides, a bounce house and a petting zoo. Here is Miller holding a baby chick in the petting zoo.
Jud checking out the 50 foot cliff jump at Shipwrecks Beach.
Jud jumping off the cliff.
I took this picture from the beach.
He made it and had a really long swim back. Here he is riding a wave in.
The kids checking out Spouting Horn. 
At first, Miller didn't like walking on the sand because his feet got dirty (he's a little OCD). He got used to it after a few minutes. 
Waimea Canyon. It's like a small version of the Gran Canyon that runs down the whole island. Truly breathtaking.
Another stop along Waimea Canyon.
We went to a Luau that was on a big plantation one night. Miller was helping play the drums.
We took a train ride around the plantation and saw all the orchards and animals. We even stopped so the kids could feed the pigs and goats.
Watching the Luau. Miller really enjoyed it and was so good. Can you tell it was really hot and sticky?
Jud and Max playing the Prince Course at Princeville.
The kids at the park right next to the beach. Kauai is really kid-friendly.
Jud with Bekah and Miller.
Max, Jud and Chad playing Poipu Bay Golf Course.
Grandpa and GraMary with the three Grandkids.
I'm sure this will be on the Christmas Card.
The whole gang at a great restaurant, The Beach House, in Poipu. What great views and a fabulous sunset!
Breathtaking Waterfall.
