Thank you, Wendy, for your suggestion! Somehow the idea of Swedish fish turned into the idea of saying "yes" in Swedish. So, Jordan called our Bishop who served a mission to Sweden and found out that "yes" in Swedish is "ja," and you can see above what he did. (Maybe it's helpful to know that she carved his name on a pumpkin, put a note inside, and left it on our doorstep.)
Right now Jordan and John are getting a pumpkin shake from Arctic Circle, and Jordan has written a note which he will attach to the spoon which sticks out of the shake. He and his friend are going to go leave the pumpkins and shake on Miriam's doorstep.
Whew! We have made it through another creative crisis! Next up is Halloween. Every year I try to convince my kids that being a hobo would be a great costume, but they never believe me!
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