Trick or Treating!

These are a little late, but here's the pictures of Mary trick-or-treating. She did so good! And she had such a great time! She said "trick or treat" to all the houses we went to. And after she got her candy, she'd say "Thank you! Bye bye!"

Our little Supergirl!

Her lollipop- It was Halloween, after all. I had to let her have some candy!

She was trying to share her lollipop with the pumpkin!

Mary and our neighbor's son, Dane.

Carving the Pumpkins!

We carved our pumpkins last night! We let Mary color on her pumpkin instead of trying to carve it. She had a blast! We tried to get her to help us take out the seeds and insides of the pumpkin, but she thought that was just a little to "yucky" for her! She had a good time, though, and kept laughing and laughing after we lit the candles inside the pumpkin. She thought that was so funny!

Coloring on her pumpkin!

Helping Daddy

"Yucky!"

Mary's pumpkin! Such a big girl!

Mommy's finished pumpkin!

Daddy's finished pumpkin!



Mary with the pumpkins!

The Pumpkin Patch

A few weeks ago, Gran and Grandaddy came to visit. We decided to go to the pumpkin patch and try to find us some pumpkins!


Mary and Mommy posing as Indians


"Cheeeeeese!"


Sittin' on the BIG pumpkins!


She wanted to take this one home!



Some more posing!

Finding some more that she wanted...



She was having a hard time carrying all the ones she wanted!


Deep in thought on how she could carry more with her!


Grandaddy taking her for a cart ride!

My little girl!

What our children would look like! Ha ha!

A friend of mine sent me a link to a site where, once you upload a picture of you and your spouse, it determines what your children will look like! I thought it would be funny to try it and see how it compares to Mary!

At first glance, this picture seems a little scary! But between this and the real one of Mary, I thought there were some similarities! Maybe it's just me though, Haha!

HAPPY 2nd BIRTHDAY LITTLE ONE!!

Holy cow! I can't believe Mary is two years old today. Wow, just wow!!

This was her two years ago today!!! She's growing up so fast...

ON ANOTHER NOTE: It's been awhile since I've posted new pictures! So, here are some random, recent ones!! Enjoy!!

Sorry it's sideways!! But she climbed into the wagon all on her on!! Haha

She LOVES playing in the sprinklers!

Trying on daddy's boots...Yes, they ARE backwards!

Helpin' out with the yard work!

BUBBLES!!!

The Swing Set

For Mary's birthday, Grandaddy and Gran bought her a swing set! Daddy and Grandaddy put into together and it's PERFECT! Mary LOVES it!
(These are not in any particular order... But they're pretty self-explanitory...ENJOY!)


Seeing it for the first time!

I'm sure most of you know by now, but Richard's grandfather passed away...Please keep the Bryants in your prayers

David Creath BryantFeb. 15, 1930 — Aug. 31, 2008

David Creath Bryant died of a long-term illness in Port Angeles. He was 78.Mr. Bryant was born to Mark Libby and Pauline (Creath) Bryant.Mr. Bryant was a member of the Washington National Guard from 1948 to 1956.He married Mary Leona Carlson in Tacoma on Aug. 5, 1955.He earned a master's of divinity degree, and was pastor of the Bible Presbyterian Church in San Diego and Fairview Bible Church in Port Angeles.He also was a millworker for Rayonier Inc. in Port Angeles, and a union member.Mr. Bryant enjoyed deer hunting, hiking and camping. An avid sports fan, he also enjoyed pingpong, tennis and golf, and was a member of the hole-in-one club.He also enjoyed history and studying Scripture.He was a foster parent.Survivors include his wife; sons Art Bryant of Port Angeles and Dan Bryant of Leavenworth; son and daughter-in-law Mark and Carol Bryant of Bellingham; daughter Laura Eyestone of Port Angeles; daughters and sons-in-law Rebecca and Bo King, Paula and Clipper Elder, and Jennifer and Kevin Denton, all of Port Angeles; sisters and brothers-in-law Leslie and Bill Jarmon of Gig Harbor and Susan and Lee Reeves of Rochester; 18 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.He was preceded in death by brother Mark Dunnell Bryant.Services: Saturday, Sept. 6, 2:30 p.m., memorial at Fairview Bible Church, 385 O'Brien Road, Port Angeles.Inurnment will be at Mount Angeles Memorial Park, U.S. Highway 101 and Monroe Road. A reception will be held at Fairview Bible Church in the gymnasium.Olympic Cremation Association is in charge of cremation.