So, the lesson learned from this Halloween season is even two weeks on the porch in 80 degree heat is too much for our pumpkins. Although, the heat did give them the added benefit of looking really scary. Like totally scary if you are scared of toothless old men.
This year we had batman and batgirl. Batman accidently peed on his costume at school so not all of the pieces made it home. But he seemed pretty happy with it anyway. It was funny that he was so insistent on batman. He never waivered from it. It was weird because he had never really mentioned batman before. Alison wanted to match, and it just so happens the bat girl costume is adorable.
That girl has got some style!
and this is batman showing his muscles. He isn't as into it as his sister, but at least he is letting us take his picture.
This is our neighbors with their creepy doll out front.
This was a little earlier in the day when babyP was trying to figure out how to get the witches cauldron to work properly.
And their haul. When I see a picture like this of babyP, it is almost like I can see exactly what he is going to look like when he gets older. Or maybe it is just that he looks like my dad.
I wore this costume. BabyP picked it out for me. I took that mask off about 10 minutes into trick or treating because it is made for a kid much smaller than me. It was fun walking around in some random get-up because people would guess what I was. I got that I was a butterfly, a unicorn and even a mosquito!
The candy fairy came around just shortly after Halloween. The candy fairy opted to not bring the toys that were requested. Instead, she brought some legos, which caused a panic and an uproar. Once I got sweet Peanut calmed down, the legos just caused a mess.
This picture is for my dad. As I step on these, I hear his voice saying "Pay BACKS!"
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