This year we scratched our heads trying to come up with the perfect costume for our little guy...and then we looked at his big, mostly bald, round head and voila! We knew that his cute noggin was meant to be costumed as Charlie Brown. (This was very convenient for me since the costuming would take approximately 30 minutes and $4 to make. Love it!)
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| Nothing better than a boy and his dog |
Instead of trick or treating in our respective neighborhoods, our small group from church got together and went around as a group. It was great fun to share the night with them. Carter didn't exactly trick or treat, but he had a blast watching everyone else run up to doors and run back with bags full of candy. He also had a good time identifying every "duck" on the route--he calls pumpkins "ducks" because of a book that he has about a duck looking for a pumpkin. We'll get him straightened out by kindergarten, I'm sure.
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| One of the families brought glow sticks for a little extra fun/to help keep track of kids. We were the brightest crew out there! |
And, of course, because mommy is a dentist, we ended the night of sweet treats by brushing each tooth thoroughly!
After dressing our children alike two years in a row, I'd say we are pretty much destined to be friends. Too funny!
ReplyDeleteHere's a link to my peanuts gang:
http://deeprollingrightfield.blogspot.com/2013/11/halloween-always-causes-collision-for-me.html