Analee, the cutest cow on the block. 
Bekah running down the driveway in her cowboy costume. We almost forgot her trusty steed at home.
An action shot of Bekah with her horse. "He doesn't have a name because he isn't real," according to Bekah.Months ago, Bekah determined that she'd be a cowboy for Halloween (not a cowgirl, mind you). So we decided that Ana would follow suit with the theme and be the cow. Thank heavens for secondhand stores; every single piece of Ana's outfit came from my favorite place to shop for the girls, and all of Bekah's outfit minus the boots (borrowed from a neighbor) and the horse (made by yours truly) came from there as well.
We had dinner in a pumpkin, then set out in our neighborhood to knock on doors. Afterward, we ran the gamut of grandparents in Idaho Falls: Seth's parents, my grandpa, Seth's grandma and my parents. The girls got to bed a little late that night, but it was worth it. Between the girls' two buckets of candy, I'll have a healthy amount of chocolate to snitch for weeks.
Grandpa Dennis, Analee, Bekah, Calvin (the girls' cousin) and Grandma Susan.
Grandpa Wirkus dishing out (and dishing out, and dishing out) the candy to Analee and Bekah.
Great-Grandma Grover (or "Old Grandma," as Bekah calls her) with Analee and Rebekah. Bekah is eying Patches the dog who is out of the camera's range. She's not too comfortable around people's pets, if you couldn't tell.
Bekah, Analee and Seth with Grandma Scott.