Happy Halloween! Here's a picture of a peacock we found in our yard. She was pretty cute so we decided to take her trick-or-treating.
Georgie is almost never out after dark. So I think the holiday lived up to its spooky reputation. We stopped at 2 houses (including Milena's) and then headed home.
Milena was a ladybug and had a good candy-distribution method going.
We had a lot of rain today but when it finally cleared we went for a long walk with the new jogging stroller. The weather seemed like a good reason to debut one of her new UT tracksuits anyway. It's game day after all. After the stroller portion of the walk, we let the little longhorn out to splash around in the puddles, one of her favorite activities.
For some reason Georgie is obsessed with bird baths. She knows birds drink from them and loves to talk about it. So we always have to stop and look.
The leaves are changing here and we just bought our first jogging stroller. So it was a good day for a walk. Plus Georgie is a little under the weather, so it was good for her to get some fresh air. We walked past parts of our neighborgood that we normally only drive by and noticed some hidden gems. Chief among them is a Turkish grocery and restaurant that we had no idea was there. We'll have to go out to eat there soon. 
Nikki has been holding out for a few months for a used stroller of a specific fancy brand. Darla found one on Craigslist and Nikki was convinced that she could do the same. Finally though, Nikki allowed me to by the cheapest model at the toy store. We are very happy with it, especially Georgie.
Monday morning we headed to the San Antonio Zoo -- the zoo of record as far as my childhood memories are concerned. They have a new butterfly enclosure that Georgie really liked.
Here she is considering an owl-eye camoflauged butterfly. She had a lot of fun chasing the butterflies around (nicely) and commenting on their colors. Also she told each one of them, "I see you."
They had these machines when I was a kid and I can't believe they still do. In fact, they seem to have even more of them. They are little miniature plastic factories that mold different animals while you watch and then spit them out still hot. Georgie wound up with four of the animals.
We found these tilapia (in their rare, unfilleted form) and Georgie and Grandpapa fed them.
Georgie pondering the presents Grandpapa got here, including some cool new shades.
She was quite proud of herself.
Here are some pictures of Georgie playing with sand and flowers in the backyard. I used Adam's camera, which is much nicer than ours.
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