Admiring a ring for my princess costume. (Yes, I was wearing jeans. I was a baby-chasing princess. Let's get serious!)
We went to 3rd Street in town because you can go from store to store getting treats and it happens early enough in the day that Jack could participate. Here he is in costume, approaching the trick-or-treat zone. So cute!!
"Trick or treat!" We told Jack he could also say "Raaar!" because that's easier. This woman was totally charmed!
It's good to see he's getting started right on the important Halloween tradition of rummaging through all the sweets afterward and confirming the awesomeness of your goodies!
In conclusion: I'm still not sure he gets that he got a pumpkin full of candy. And that's just fine with me! Right now he's treating the candy as "items to be removed from and added to the pumpkin," so we can wait at least until next year before being a candy fiend is necessary. Phew!
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Rarr!! (I only started saying it online about 10 years ago... and then started saying it in real life about 5 years ago...)
Love all the commercial pamphlets people have dropped into his pumpkin :P
Go Jack! (Purple makes him look a bit _too_ Barney, in my opinion.)
No, no, Barney is a dinosaur....
Oh well. The general trick-or-treat consensus was "oooh, a monster! How SCARY!"
Oh right, and a dragon is obviously not based on dinosaurs at all...
That is ADORABLE!!!!!!!
So cute!!!
I love how he's chewing on the wrong end of the lollipop and enjoying it. :D <3 Uncle Fave!
@Seb: Dragons are based on DRAGONS, duh. :D
So super cute! I miss my favorite nephew on the west coast!
Loved all the Hallowe'en pics. Enjoy the "things to be put into pumpkin - things to be taken out of pumpkin" stage, doesn't last long, right sons?
Love, Markita
That wonderful stage lasted for Becca until one of the Crunch bar wrappers ripped and she popped it in her mouth out of curiosity...instant fiend!!!
Yeah, he has already figured it out.... too bad! With a Crunch bar, too!
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