





You may be wondering how sweet little me got pumpkin guts all over his face. Well, watch the video and you will find out:









You may be aware that I like to eat. Well with all of this visiting I was starting to wonder if I was ever going to get some food in my belly.



I am a good driver. I push down on the gas pedal and go really fast. I am especially skilled at driving into Mommy and Daddy's car and truck as well as up onto curbs and into bushes.

Here I am trying to pick out the best pumpkin (or "punkin" as my momma kept incorrectly calling them).
Taking a closer look . . .
Here's me and Nate climbing on the giant pumpkins.
There were even big green pumpkins. This is my "hmmm . . . a green pumpkin?" look.

You may already be able to tell where this story is going, but I'll start from the beginning anyway. Here's a little background: Last week we took some bread and I got to throw it to the ducks and it was pretty neat. I called the ducks over because I can say duck really well and then I quacked like a duck (it goes a little something like "hwa, hwa, hwa"). And those ducks really ate up that bread. Earlier this week when we went to feed the ducks I brought some pitas to give them. Well, the ducks were no where to be seen. They did not even come over when I did my duck call. Here I am saying "Here duck duck duck!"
After awhile I gave up
I decided to take them home. It was a bummer but Mom told me that maybe next time the ducks would be back. Today Mommy and I went to Campus Lake to meet Daddy for lunch. I once again brought some pitas to feed the ducks and was pleased to see that there were a whole bunch of ducks today! So Mommy was breaking off little pita pieces and she would hand them to me and I would throw them to the duckies. All was going well until I guess I was taking too long to throw the pita and those ducks must've been starving because one of them (a really big one I might add) came right up to me and took the pita right out of my hand AND in doing so he bit me right on my middle finger! Let me tell you what, those duck bills are hard! It hurt really bad. Mommy washed my hand in cold water and gave me kisses and hugs and made it all better (after a good minute of crying). She said that since the skin wasn't broken that I won't need any medicine. The duck looked something like this:
So if you see him and your hunting license is current, go ahead and get him for me okay?




Then I encountered these flying dogs that are there to guard the castle. They are called gargoyles. They look pretty fierce but they didn't scare me a bit!




Daddy was too big for some of the passageways but I fit just right.
Here's Nate and I sharing the throne
