Happy Halloween!
We had a week full of activities. By the time Halloween came, Finn had worn his costume 4 times! There are so many events for young ones. Preschool, church stuff, harvest festivals, parties, and then of course trick-or-treating. And then, we had a little event of our own, with friends - a little carving party!
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| The results. |
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| I let Finn pick out a treat for me to make from a Halloween cooking magazine he was drooling over. |
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| Presenting: Gruesome Green Toes! (nasty, but a big hit.) |
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Nate and I were sick all week leading up to Halloween, so by the time it actually came, we were wiped out. So we passed on the big group trick-or-treating with friends and went to Woodland to spend it with Granny Peg and Papa Tom and just knocked on a few doors of some neighbors. The kids got Halloween gifts upon arrival. This little pumpkin kitty has been in Finn's hands ever since. You just never know what your kid is going to be attached to!
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| Selah danced loved her new dress up tutu. |
And now, the costumes!
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| Finn started off the theme with asking to be a scare crow. So the rest of us were a given.... |
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| Our little Dorothy |
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| It was so fun to watch Selah jump right in their as a trick-or-treater with Finn. Last year she was still such a baby. The Woodland folks were so nice, giving our kids too much candy, and giving us parents an update of the Giant's game! |
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| The whole gang. I give you, Lion, Dorothy, Scarecrow and Tin Man. By Halloween, we were sort of just thrown together, but we DID win the group costume prize at a party the week before! (despite Nate's cardboard box shirt) |
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