I have to join in on the blogging fun and show off the cuties in my life all dressed up. My fairy and elephant were totally into Halloween this year. It finally clicked for the fairy this year. She ran from house to house and got frustrated when her jumbo-hipped elephant brother and basketball-belly toting mother couldn't quite keep up. We were joined this year by our favorite little ladybug cousin who was as cute and happy as can be.
We had some deliciously creepy eats. Worms (black noodles) with pumpkin (uh...butternut squash) and slime (white sauce.)
Sarah, my gourmet sister, made dragon scale salad (a green salad), witches brew (delicious orange-colored punch with dry ice), and maple spider webs (a delicious variation of funnel cake) for dessert.
We live in trick-or-treaters central. (My neighbors go all-out with their decor. Check out my the house below that is kiddie-corner from my own. It is also a safe neighborhood with tons of houses and no busy roads.) I bought $30 worth of candy and ran out before 8:00. (Check out the back-side of that cute elephant. Way. Too. Funny!)
Hope you had a wonderful Halloween. I'm quickly taking down all the Halloween decor and bringing out my pilgrims. Thanksgiving happens to be my favorite holiday and November one of my favorite months.
We had some deliciously creepy eats. Worms (black noodles) with pumpkin (uh...butternut squash) and slime (white sauce.) Sarah, my gourmet sister, made dragon scale salad (a green salad), witches brew (delicious orange-colored punch with dry ice), and maple spider webs (a delicious variation of funnel cake) for dessert.
We live in trick-or-treaters central. (My neighbors go all-out with their decor. Check out my the house below that is kiddie-corner from my own. It is also a safe neighborhood with tons of houses and no busy roads.) I bought $30 worth of candy and ran out before 8:00. (Check out the back-side of that cute elephant. Way. Too. Funny!)
Hope you had a wonderful Halloween. I'm quickly taking down all the Halloween decor and bringing out my pilgrims. Thanksgiving happens to be my favorite holiday and November one of my favorite months.
Your kids look adorable!
ReplyDeleteThose mountains in the picture and the neighborhood looks familiar... where do you live? (that's a personal question, so I totally understand if you don't want to answer. just thought it would be funny if you were close to my parents...)
Those spider webs look so yummy!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteWish we lived closer so we could join in on the fun. That dinner looked very halloweenish, and I'm sure it wonderful what with you and your sister preparing it!
Glad you guys had a happy halloween.
They're so cute!
ReplyDeleteI have to say, your blog is one of my favorites ever - not only is it beautiful, and easy to read, but your posts are always interesting - I love it!
haha... I'm so laughing at C in the elephant costume! Those wide hips are adorable! Love it... Thanksgiving is SO my favorite holiday too! I can't wait!
ReplyDeleteOh man, those are some cute costumes. But wait, I thought your favorite holiday was the 4th of July? Glad I'm not the only one w/ more than one favorite holiday! :)
ReplyDeleteMiranda...you caught me. I love any holiday that is centered around food. Thanksgiving is my favorite cold-weather holiday. The 4th is my favorite summer holiday.
ReplyDeleteYour kids are adorable!
ReplyDeleteYou all look great! What a festive house, that witches brew is my favorite part of your party!
ReplyDeleteThe kids look like they are having a blast and they are so cute! Love the pic's. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeletelove the elephant costume, my son had the same one;-)
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