Sikorski Saga

Tim's self portrait using pumpkins as his medium. Luella learning how to trick-or-treat using our house for practice! Tim's masterpiece - cannibal pumpkins! Kyla made Goobers, Luella and herself using pumpkins. The family is complete with Tim's pumpkin too! The goose is just for fun. Kyla replanted fall flowers. Luella, the butterfly, looks cute with her candy bag. Kyla can't wait to paint Luella's face tonight and trick-or-treat for real!

Luella helped pick out pumpkins and we had to get the one that's as big as her! Kyla and Luella showing their cart of autumn goods! The moms and babies tried to get a picture at Sigrid's 1st birthday party. What were we thinking? You just have to laugh about it! Paige and Sigrid Evers, Carly and Ian Riisager, Kyla and Luella.

Kyla decided to try out a Halloween costume on Luella.

Tim is cutting tiles to finish tiling the back splash. That is the hardest part. The rest was actually fairly easy! The accent tiles above the sink are cool! Tomorrow is grouting.

Kyla and Luella finally made it across the tidal basin to see Thomas Jefferson. Luella pushing her stroller for Kyla at the WWII memorial. Dan pointing out his cousin's name on the Vietnam Memorial. Dan and Karen at the Montana part of the WWII memorial. Luella and Granddaddy not so happy about having his glasses pulled off. Luella and Granddaddy enjoying the crisp fall day in DC. Dan with the Vietnam soldiers. Luella being a cutie pie!

The night before the Army 10-miler, Kyla and Tim picked up Kyla's parents and a few friends for dinner. Karen and Dan enjoying their dining experience. Eric Kuenke and Ginger Hammerquist carb loading before they run 10 miles in the morning. Luella being super cute at dinner.

Zion Lutheran Church, where Kyla's great-great grandparents got married. The USS Constellation, the US Navy's last sail vessel, was free for tours! Luella didn't like their sleeping situation at first, but once she got used to the swinging hammock, she loved it! A glass replica of the flag flown at Ft. McHenry which inspired Francis Scott Key to write the Star Spangled Banner.