Halloween

In our ward, the Primary presidency is in charge of planning the Trunk-or-Treat.  I'm sure planning any ward activity is stressful, but it was especially so for us since we're all newbies and it was only two days after the Sacrament Meeting Primary Program.  All our hard work paid off and it was a hit!  We had a chili dog potluck, followed by the actual trunk-or-treating, and then everyone came back inside for carnival games.  We had a bingo table, a cake walk, a bean bag toss, a witch hat ring toss, pumpkin bowling, donuts on a string, pin the face on the jack-o-lantern, face painting, a photo booth, fishing for toys, a coloring station for the little kids, a raffle and a "guess how many candies are in the jar" table.  We had some of the youth man the stations and they did such a great job.  And I was so impressed at how many people stayed until the bitter end to help us clean up.  I love our ward!

On Halloween night we went to our friends' house for a party.  We all went trick-or-treating then came back to their house for dinner and games for the kids.

Pumpkin Patch With Friends