BOO

It's Halloween time, and Nate and Will are ready for the action. They went to their first Halloween party tonight.

Their costumes are deceptively clever. Nate is dressed as Will, and Will is dressed as Nate. I know, it just blows your mind when you see it. I'm very excited for the candy gathering capacity these children represent. Next Tuesday, I can walk up to any house with these two kids and say, "trick or treat" and get free candy... twice! You expect these two to share that Fun Size Snickers? I think not.

In other news, we just bought plane tickets to visit Phoenix, Arizona late in December. This is a big deal because it will be a gathering of four generations of Workman men. Nate and Will are the only two boys in their generation, and therefore the only two who can possibly carry on the Workman name.

Their great-grandfather got sick this week and has been in the hospital, so both Nate and Will asked me to attach a few extra photos with messages from them. We'll start with Will, who looks like he wants to throw a punch at you, but that's just how he says "hello."Will says he's excited to meet you because you've been known to slip 20 dollar bills into the hands of dashing young men who drop by your place. Will has also been known to fall asleep in front of the TV, so that's something the two of you can do together. Will says he would like to puke on you, because that's really the highest form of affection he's capable of right now. Either way, he's counting the weeks until you meet.

Then there's Nate. He's not making a fist, so at least he's not so threatening.Nate understands you have a very amusing story about meeting your wife at a Halloween dance. He's also heard rumors that you once had an ugly redheaded cousin. And what about your dad moving your mom out to the Indian reservation in eastern Utah? He's anxious to hear those stories. He's never heard them. Really.

We'll all pay a visit sometime around December 28th.