Harpo looks forward to pumpkin carving with Noah every year.
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Can you tell Noah likes the classic Jack-o-Lantern face?
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5 comments:
He looks like a very happy pumpkin Noah. Even though it's snowing here I think we will carve ours this afternoon too.
Happy Halloween!
Nothing like pulling gunk out of a pumpkin...lol! Kayla loves this tradition too. :) :) :)
sweet photos of Noah! i am a simple traditional pumpkin carver...so i dig noah's creations!
I like a good traditional Jack o Lantern face myself. Noah's is so cute -- he picked the perfect shaped pumpkin to pull off a classic look. Great job!
Ugh Sharon, I don't even want to think of snow yet. You poor dear!
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Hey Tammy, yep... pumpkin guts are the best. I put the guts and carved bits out for the squirrels:)
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Thanks Tiff:)
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Hey Tara,
yeah... Noah looks just like his mama:)
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