October 2013
As has become the norm with so many holidays (for better or worse), the actual celebration of Halloween began well before the actual day. A couple of weeks before, we had our neighborhood Fall Festival. Tommy was at an autocross race that day, so the kids and I headed over to the neighborhood park in the wagon. Here are Leonardo the Ninja Turtle and Miss Mike Wazowski on their way to the fun:
They had all kinds of fun activities - an inflatable slide, bounce house, petting zoo, pumpkin decorating, a balloon artist and a costume parade. I didn't manage to get to many pictures while chasing the kids around, but I was able to snap a couple:Here's Miss Mike Wazowski with her balloon animal right before it dropped on the ground and popped:
And here's Leonardo. He was having nothing to do with the mask, but I can't say that I blame him. Actually, I don't think he kept the costume on much after I took this picture - much easier to play that way - so he walked costume-less in the costume parade. Needless to say, he didn't win best costume :)
The following weekend was the Kids R Kids Halloween party. This was the first time they got to carry their pumpkins, so they were very excited (don't as my why Livi has a toy ketchup bottle in her hand):
Each room in the school had a different game or activity. There were crafts, bounce houses (of course - apparently all parties need a bounce house), a bubble room, cupcake walk and others I know I'm forgetting. Jack's favorite was pumpkin bowling - we spent lots of time in this room:
We saw quite a few of Jack's friends. He spent lots of time running around with his good friend Emilina (aka Tinkerbell):Stay tuned for pumpkin carving and trick-or-treating!
1 comment:
Halloween does go on and on. It used to be my favorite holiday after Christmas. Love, Mommie Dearest
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