Red Hot Chili Pepper

For Jack's first Halloween, he decided to dress up as a chili pepper. (Ok, we thought it would be adorable - he'll likely hate us for the pictures once he's older). He was adorable in the little outfit. We walked around on W. 69th with Nina, Chat, Ketan, and Naya to see the decorations and costumes. Many of the buildings on the two blocks between Central Park West and Broadway decorate to the hilt. This year, Star Wars was the main theme. One brownstone had Luke and Leia Skywalker characters repelling down the front.

The NYC Marathon is also this weekend. The finish line is at W. 68th St in Central Park, so more or less, across from where we live. We walked over there for a quick picture of the finish line. It was impressive. Several friends are running tomorrow - we hope to see them cross. Good luck to everyone!

Jenn and Pepper Jack	Pepper Jack
Justin and Jack	A happy Pepper Jack
Justin with Jack, Nina with Naya, and Chat with Ketan	Nina and Naya as a Kitten
Chat with Ketan as a Puppy	Niamh was Supergirl
Ketan and Naya	Justin and Chat at the NYC Marathon Finish Line

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