Thursday night our ward had a Halloween party, and they gathered all the kids on stage to show off their costumes and award prizes. The kids had a blast with all the games, booths, and most importantly, the "trunk or treat". At the end of the night, the girls were all ready to go and Brendan was off with his friends still running around (that's why I didn't get a shot of him then).
Halloween night, and the kids were SO ready to go! They had a hard time standing still while I was trying to take just a few good pictures. Brendan was a skeleton ninja warrior (?), Isa picked out this Renaissance-era dress pattern, and I actually MADE it! It turned out pretty cute, as long as you don't look closely at all the seams inside :) Gabriela picked out a pattern for scrubs so she could be a doctor, and I MADE that too! (All her talk and play has been about doctors the last couple of months-she loves hers!) Then Emalyn dressed up as Yoda (Gabriela's old costume from 2 years ago).
These series of photos crack me up, because you can see Gabriela just bursting to get on with the night! I told her that I had to keep taking pictures until she could stand still and smile nice for me and this was the result...(you have to click on the pictures to enlarge them-so cute!)
Emalyn loved the carved pumpkin and was fascinated with the goo and texture of the inside of it. She doesn't keep hats or headbands or anything on her head, so the fact that this was snapped on helped, but she still knew something was "up".
We now have WAY too much candy, and I am seriously thinking about doing the "halloween fairy" this year. (It's just like the tooth fairy - you put your tooth under your pillow and the fairy takes it and gives you money - same concept, except they put out their baskets of candy at night, and in the morning the candy's gone and a small toy, book, or some other thing your child likes is there instead). We'll see how much candy I eat in the next day - that will determine a lot :)
Thursday night our ward had a Halloween party, and they gathered all the kids on stage to show off their costumes and award prizes. The kids had a blast with all the games, booths, and most importantly, the "trunk or treat". At the end of the night, the girls were all ready to go and Brendan was off with his friends still running around (that's why I didn't get a shot of him then).
Halloween night, and the kids were SO ready to go! They had a hard time standing still while I was trying to take just a few good pictures. Brendan was a skeleton ninja warrior (?), Isa picked out this Renaissance-era dress pattern, and I actually MADE it! It turned out pretty cute, as long as you don't look closely at all the seams inside :) Gabriela picked out a pattern for scrubs so she could be a doctor, and I MADE that too! (All her talk and play has been about doctors the last couple of months-she loves hers!) Then Emalyn dressed up as Yoda (Gabriela's old costume from 2 years ago).
These series of photos crack me up, because you can see Gabriela just bursting to get on with the night! I told her that I had to keep taking pictures until she could stand still and smile nice for me and this was the result...(you have to click on the pictures to enlarge them-so cute!)
Emalyn loved the carved pumpkin and was fascinated with the goo and texture of the inside of it. She doesn't keep hats or headbands or anything on her head, so the fact that this was snapped on helped, but she still knew something was "up".
We now have WAY too much candy, and I am seriously thinking about doing the "halloween fairy" this year. (It's just like the tooth fairy - you put your tooth under your pillow and the fairy takes it and gives you money - same concept, except they put out their baskets of candy at night, and in the morning the candy's gone and a small toy, book, or some other thing your child likes is there instead). We'll see how much candy I eat in the next day - that will determine a lot :) 
1 comment:
happy late halloween guys! the kids all look great, love little yoda.
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