We did, however, have a practice run for Halloween the night before at our ward's Trunk-or-Treat party. The boys were adamant as ever that they were not going to wear those costumes, but once I got them into them and off to beg for candy they began to warm to the idea. After about 3-4 cars, they finally caught on, and the costumes were an afterthought! Logan looked at me as if to say, "Wow, you just go up to people and ask for candy, and they give it to you and tell you how cute you are?" What a concept!
On Halloween night, they, again, did not want to play dress-up, but once we forced them into their sheets and got them to approach a couple of houses, they were fine. Slow, but fine. Collin eventually got fed up with waiting for us (the twins, really) all night, so he took off with one of his friends and her dad to hit a different street super-speed style. Kate wouldn't go up to any house that had any kind of noise-making prop, which was just about every other house, so I spent a lot of time cajoling her into sneaking past the ghouls before they could get her.
Collin & Kate with our kickin' pumpkin!
Here are Kate, Collin, and Jelena (neighbor kid):
Kate looking super-spooky in her witch costume. Without her hat, though, people thought she was a "dead girl". Still spooky.
Seth the friendly ghost. 
The brood. Kate is looking pretty scary! 
3 comments:
That is so funny that they were ghosts because Aaron was just saying the first Halloween he remembers he was a ghost and he just remembers he was so frustrated and hated his costume and wanted to go home. Of course his sheet was over his head and the eye holes kept getting off.
Cute!
Love Your pictures they are so cute!I was a witch for Halloween a ton of years. She still looked like a witch without the hat though. One year i forgot my hat and know one could tell what i was for Halloween. Cute!!
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