Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts

November 1, 2014

Halloween 2014

It was 3 days of Halloween activities. I had a little Queen of Hearts and a little Ursula. 


The outfits worked the best on day 2, but that day was the biggest bummer in terms of available candy. :) On Halloween we got to go trick or treating with the neighbors. We had so much fun, but 3 days is a lot. Sorry the pictures are out of order and kinda jumbled up.

October 29, 2013

Willow Week 23 - Halloween Edition

So this year my Maggie is going as a rainbow for her 2nd Halloween and to compliment, Willow is going as a storm cloud with raindrops and Mommy is going to haul her around. Yes I painstabbingly made both costumes out of felt, staples, safety pins, and beads from a broken rosary I had (I'm a bad Catholic). Happy Week 23 and Happy Halloween
A lot of felt later..... yes I made both of these. I hope they appreciate this when they get older. :)




September 22, 2013

I smelt it. It's here. I love it more than Christmas.

I smelt it. It was way early Saturday morning – so early that I actually still consider it Friday night. I was just getting in bed and I smelled my pillow – no I hadn’t just washed my sheets – I’m embarrassed as to when that might have been last – and the window wan't open but I smelt fall. This sounds so weird as I write it that my nose can smell a season starting but mine can. I flippin love fall and especially October. The weather is so damn perfect, like sit-outside-in-a-hammock-drinking-pumpkin-something-and-thinking-damn-I’m-in-great-shape-for-flannel-season perfect. So welcome fall. I know that summer still hasn’t left, but I’m super duper nerdy-glad you have arrived. 

I love fall more than Christmas, but seriously there is no crazy shopping or a holiday that incubates a sense of Martha Stewart responsibility. Halloween is a chill holiday in comparison to the elf-on-a-shelf-untangle-lights-get-a-tree-mail-the-Christmas-card responsibilities. There is a no bathing suits, and no crazy-ass-egg-laying bunny. I LOVE IT. Also even tho Halloween, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter and July 4th are super over commercialized with ridiculous dollar store decorations. Halloween is a take-it-or-leave-it holiday, nobody blames you for not celebrating, just turn off the porch light.

I love fall and I'm gonna enjoy going outside again. I hope to take the kids to a pumpkin patch and possibly a farm. It WILL BE great.