Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Halloweenie

Oh, Dorothy came to visit . . .

. . . of course she did.

And so did Bush-Man. Sure, lots of peeps called him Sasquatch. But he told us he was a bush. And I can get behind that.

Captain America paid us a visit.

We miss you Captain America! Come back and visit us more.

But mostly, Halloween was about us so-called adults sitting around the fire . . .

. . .waiting for the tiny tots to come down the deadend street to see us . . .

. . . as the jack-o-lantern* got blurrier and blurrier.

Whoa. Steady now.
*Pretty great jack-o-lantern, you gotta admit. I take no credit.

I gave away as much candy to the moms and dads as I did to the kids. Why did I never think to do that before?

And lots of towns in Connecticut had to postpone trick-or-treating because of the crazy rogue snowstorm on Saturday.

But here in New London?

Storm? What storm?

6 comments:

  1. A girl who knows how to parteeee!!

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  2. Is that your jack-o-lantern? What the hell is that thing? I remember you telling my kids that you were only capable of one pumpkin expression, the same one that dad made for us every year.

    I saw that bush costume at the halloween store, it was really expensive. Where were all of the korean princesses and army men? Wish we would see more homemade/creative costumes in general, they're way more fun. But your captain america was really cute :)

    xoxox
    Jacquie

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  3. Yes, what the hell IS it? I can't tell, crisp or blurry.

    So glad New London trick or treaters were not deterred by foul weather, and that you dead-end folks were brave (crazy?) enough to park it outdoors so as not to miss even one little bit of excitement.

    xoxo,
    Beth

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  4. It was actually a lovely night here -- it's the *rest* of CT that got slammed.

    And I am on a mission to find out what that jack-o-lantern (our new neighbors') is. I *did* ask that night, natch, but I, um, forgot.

    E.

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  5. Really not sure that any temp under 50 degrees qualifies as "lovely"...

    b

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  6. Ha! But we were totally basking around the fire. Toasty warm. I *did* wear one glove, but that was only because wine-on-ice made my hand cold.

    E

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