Carter's Pumpkin, Alana's, and Addison's. Expertly done this year. Way to go!
Steve helps them choose the design of their jack-o-lantern by showing them different shape options for their eyes, nose and mouth...a funny story that happened because of this was at about 10:00, the night we carved the pumpkins when we assumed all kids were tucked in soundly, Addison comes bounding down the stairs and excitedly exclaims,
"Mom!! I have a triangle nose! SEE? Long line, long line, and short across!"
I loved it!
Our Power Ranger, Sonic the Hedghog (thanks to finding that wig at Party City, the rest of the costume was a cinch to put together and made his wildest dreams come true!), and our Princess Bride.
This year the kids chose to donate MOST of their candy to the Candy Witch in exchange the for a favorite treat and small present. When they were done trick-or-treating, they all immediately dumped out their loot and immediately started selecting the 20 pieces they wanted to keep.
NONE of them complained or anything about giving up the rest! I was so impressed. We enjoyed this note from Carter:
"Dear Candy Witch, I know you give presents for candy bars. I would like a KING SIZE Hershey Bar."
I don't think it crossed his mind he would get BOTH. He was so excited for that King Size Special Dark Hershey Bar that he almost didn't see the Angry Birds puzzle next to it! Both Addison and Alana received King Size Kit Kats, while Addison also received a foam disc shooter, and Alana loved her playdough.
Thank you, Candy Witch, for solving our candy-hoarding problems of the Halloweens-past!














