Happy Halloween - 4 months ago. Yeah we're catching up. These little darlings had a great time roaming the countryside....seeking candy and a bit of a fright. Here's a funny- the five year old - loves the spooky. She is the one who lingers in the isles of Halloween paraphernalia and begs to go into the spook alley one more time.
Yeah -its side ways! Hmm-bend the head a little to the left and while viewing the photo - you can enjoy a relaxing popping sensation in your neck!Now bend your head the other direction and Wha-la - the other side of your neck is stttrrretttchhhed! Plus, #5 is the cutest dang tiger around. Grrr.
What a scary lot this is! - But what a ton of FUN!
So here is the question- How many times do the children need to dress up for Halloween? It used to be that we dressed up hmmm...twice. Once for the school "walk around the the school and show off all the costumes" and the other was Halloween night. Well, now it could possibly be up to four . . . . . if allowed. So our tradition for the last couple of years has been - we DRESS -UP and go the school Fall Festival (which they aren't allowed to say Halloween) then we DRESS UP and go to the church trunk or treat . So then we go REBEL on Halloween night and go out to eat and to a movie. Last time the movie theater let kids in free who were DRESSED UP.
2 are not afraid to comment:
I loved the "scary" pictures of your adorable monsters! And, the neck stretches were great for my creaking bones. I was always a afraidy cat on Halloween so more power to the brave one who loves spook alley's. I still don't particularly love them. I would be the one screaming my head off and you know I have a pretty horrifying scream. Thanks for sharing these adorable goblins.
I concur - my neck feels awesome!
- is that how you spell concur? Hmmm... no clue.... I think your Halloween night idea is fantastic. We may have to copy you sometime in the future.
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