At this time we are focusing on the friendly side of Halloween. Friendly costumes, decorations, pumpkin carving (although Craig's pumpkins are a little spooky as you will see! :) Although I don't like the evil side of the "holiday", I don't want to deny our kids the fond childhood memories that it can bring. This year more than ever we've been faced with the question of to celebrate or not-to-celebrate...
We're going to celebrate!!
The night before Halloween we carved pumpkins. Gage wanted to be a part of everything! From scooping to cutting...
Eli was more into playing with his tractor...
The boys loved the finished pumpkins, especially with candles glowing in them!
Trick-or-treating around here was very different than what we're used to. It went from 2 - dusk.? I was so confused as to who will be home at 2 in the afternoon to hand out candy, and aren't kids in school?? Anyway, we found out that people take time off work to be home and kids get out of school early! I guess Halloween's a big deal around here! So we joined the neighborhood crowd and went out at around 3:30.
Look at my "Lil Punkins" from last year!
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They really are the cutest Buzz and Woody! It's hard to know what to do, how to celebrate, isn't it? We've chosen the same path as you...nothing scary...trying to celebrate fall and the changing of seasons as opposed to halloween specifically. Oh the joys of parenting!!!
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