Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Monster Post

I might not be posting for a little bit due to upcoming travels. (My house is fully equipped with a nerve-shattering alarm system, so don't try to camp out here while I'm gone.) Anyway, here are a lot of pictures for you to look at while you pine for more posts.


To kick off our Halloween festivities, Cici cast a spell of cuteness over us all...





We painted pumpkins instead of carving them this year. Is that a cop-out? It was a lot faster and a lot less work for me. Plus Sammy could actually participate. Note: must utilize bobbypins more while growing Sammy's hair out.



Sammy was a ghost for her preschool party. Costume #2 wasn't finished at this point. See below.




Costume #2 was begun when I had too much time on my hands, and promptly abandoned as more interesting projects came up. However, after some marathon sewing a couple days before Halloween, it turned out in time:



I really think my adorable toddler may have a future as a child model. She draws heavily on Derek Zoolander for inspiration.




Anyway...



Cici was a squirmy fairy...


And a wormy apple...(there was a little worm on her apple costume, fyi. It was, however, a cute worm.)


I was crafty and made skeleton cookies from ourbestbites.com. Sammy gave them demonic red eyes. Although I was crafty for my kids, I really wasn't crafty for myself in terms of finding a cool costume. I have nothing against adults and teenagers dressing up. I will freely give you candy if you come to my door, but only if you have a cool costume. If you're throwing on a wig just to get candy, may I advise you to go to Target the day after Halloween and spend 5 bucks on 50 percent off candy to save yourself the hassle. 

And if you wait another couple of days, it will be 75 percent off. Although the selection might be slim.

And with those words of wisdom, I will close mine epostle. Hasta luego!







2 comments:

Charity Z said...

Cute kids, cute costumes! I love the princess dress- it looks like a big project. We painted pumpkins this year too. It did feel like a cop out at first, but it was soooo easy and there are no pumpkins molding on my porch so I declare that idea a winner...at least until the kids are old enough to scoop their own pumpkin guts.

Sara said...

Cute kiddos! What a fun Halloween :-)

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