Now Halloween, of course, may mean
Things very weird and ghost-like;
I wish it meant an evening spent with you -
That's what I'd most like.
-Unknown
But it didn't. It didn't mean that at all. So the tricker-treaters came. Before dark, even. Dragons and dogs and pirates and princesses and tigers and tinkerbells and ghosts and a weird guy called "Bubba".
I think I liked the dragon best. I could have kept him, except I didn't want to be one of those creepy Halloween folks. So I gave him and his sister a big-sized Hershey's.
They were too adorable.
Especially when their mother, the former Miss Teen USA, pregnant-with-her-third-child-beauty, told them it was time to leave.
For some reason, I wanted to cry.Goodbye little ones. Be safe. See you next year....
7 comments:
Oh, they were sooo cute! We're out in the booneys.. don't get any trick or treaters out this way. Thanks for sharing yours... Loved this post!!
I love Halloween. I am Aussie and we don't really celebrate it, but living in the Middle East with lots of expats, mainly Americans, I got to goto not one but three Halloween parties, and experience what you guys experience EVERY year. Lots of fun, and I find the adults are usually the biggest kids!
Thanks for sharing your Halloween!
:)
They tug at your heart strings don't they?
I hope you had a fun Halloween. :)
They were gorgeous! I love your photos.
This is one of the cooler blogs I've stumbled on lately! I'm bookmarking this page and I'll be back!
Have a wonderful day...
Madison
I love those fresh young faces enjoying a holiday that we enjoyed ourselves when we were their age. The mystery, the surprise, it's like I'm there again. Thanks, sweet girl, for sharing with this old heart. xxoo
I wish our "Spider Pirate" could have come!
(He wouldn't decide between SpiderMan and Pirate, so he got a mixed costume)
Too cute!!
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