Thursday, November 25, 2010
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Lovely day...
Noah's been a little under the weather, but we felt like he'd been cooped up in the house long enough, and as it was a gorgeous day (note the intense blue sky!), we went to the park. My everlasting thanks again to my dear friend Lori for the fabulous R2D2 hat!
Monday, November 8, 2010
Happy Halloween!
Noah had a great time trick-or-treating. We pretty much stuck to our neighborhood, but hit every house that had a porch light on--so we went to about 10 or so houses, which, for a 4 1/2 little boy, he got plenty of candy! It was a nice night out--not too cold, so he didn't need his skeleton hoodie. We also had a great time doing Boo in the Zoo again this year, and I think he enjoyed seeing the other kids in costume more than the actual getting of candy.
We also stopped by Mom & Dad's to trick-or-treat and to show off our not-very-scary skeleton, and Noah had fun with Dad's Rasta wig.
After Halloween, we stopped by WalMart and snagged a Spooky House kit and we all had fun decorating it. It is my opinion, though, that the picture on the box showing you what the finished product looks like is PhotoShopped!
Enjoy the pictures!
We also stopped by Mom & Dad's to trick-or-treat and to show off our not-very-scary skeleton, and Noah had fun with Dad's Rasta wig.
After Halloween, we stopped by WalMart and snagged a Spooky House kit and we all had fun decorating it. It is my opinion, though, that the picture on the box showing you what the finished product looks like is PhotoShopped!
Enjoy the pictures!
Noah and his carved pumpkin.
(His carving kit had eyes that you could stick in the pumpkin to give it different looks.)
(His carving kit had eyes that you could stick in the pumpkin to give it different looks.)
Daddy carved a Mickey pumpkin for Noah. I wish I'd taken a picture of the Jack Skellington one...they turned out really well.
At Boo in the Zoo, with "Frankenschteim"--which is what he calls Frankenstein. And, he usually calls him "Frankenschteim's Monster" (which is technically correct--the monster himself never really has a name, he's just universally called "Frankenstein.")
This is after the Not-Very-Scary Haunted House, and Noah is modeling one of the many treats he acquired--a piggy mask that goes very well with the skeleton costume.
He wanted his picture taken with Humpty Dumpty. What the Egg Man has to do with Halloween, I have no idea.
Pointing to his creation--with black icing smeared along his face, asserting that yes, he DID suck the icing out of the tube!
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