Little One was Peter Pan. That inspired the rest of our costumes. Princess was, of course, Tinkerbell. I was Wendy, and CE was going to be Captain Hook.
We went to our church for the Trunk-or-Treat, then Little One hit a few houses on our street. I was crushed that Princess couldn't come since she'd not been feeling well. When it was time to leave, she was still taking her afternoon nap. That means CE got out of dressing up as Captain Hook (he stayed with Princess).I helped out with Little One's class party, which turned out well with a Shape walk, math game, coloring, cookies, and bag decorating.
This is Angel with his friend, the pirate Cody, at our Trunk or Treat.
Tinkerbell, getting a feel for her wings.
On Sunday, Nov. 2nd, we went to Grandma J's for dinner. All the kids wore their Halloween costumes. This is my Neverland kids at Grandma's.
This is one with the two fairy's (Princess and Uncle T's baby) hanging out with a little dragon (Aunt J's baby).
I love doing something fun to change up the routine on holidays. We had Eggs in a basket for breakfast (cut a hole out of your bread, and fry an egg in the middle), but I used cookie cutters to cut the hole. Little One doesn't like eggs in a basket, so I just put a shape in his toast, and made his egg a ghost.
For dinner, we had mummies and fries (thanks Deseret News). I just wrapped canned buiscuts, rolled in long ropes around the hot dogs, with mustard eyes.
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you are the cutest mom to do stuff like this...
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