Tailgating Treats

On Sunday, we rushed back from a crazy weekend in Tuscaloosa to take Harrison to our church's annual Tailgating Treats.  Harrison is a skeleton this year, and in my opinion, the cutest thing ever!  We took Harrison last year, but he wasn't old enough to trick-or-treat yet.  I wasn't sure if he would understand the concept of it, but he caught on pretty quickly.  He was mostly in awe of all the older kids and their costumes.  I have to admit that I helped guide him to my favorite candies, but he has to learn somehow!

Harrison's favorite part was putting the treats in his bag.  After a while, we had to trail behind him because his bag got so full that candy kept falling out.  He wouldn't let us hold the bag though - he wants to do EVERYTHING by himself right now!  I don't have any idea where he gets it from! ;)

Grandma and Lance teaching Harrison how to pick out one piece from the bucket 

 

Harrison with his grandma & granddaddy

Elvis made an appearance!  Reggie would be so proud!

Harrison putting his treats in his bag...sorry, there were so many cute pics!

Our friends, The Eubanks, were setup in costume and all.  Clearly by this point, Harrison had it down pat...no need to wait for mom!  I think by this point, he was thinking "keep it moving lady, quit talking!"

After all that hard work, time to enjoy a piece of chocolate!

Harrison posing with his grandma, granddaddy, and daddy.  He gets so excited anytime he sees a scarecrow!  He always says "boo!" when he sees one.

Harrison and I were having fun jumping out from behind the tree and yelling "boo!" to scare everyone!

And you can't miss the hay ride!  Harrison was more excited about the juice box than the hay ride.  He wouldn't put it down for a second.  What a fun afternoon!  Next up, a home-cooked meal from grandma!