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

November 22, 2011

Trick or Treat 2011 - Scrapped!

We're up to our yin yangs in fresh paint, soon-to-be-laid hardwood, pulled up carpet, pulled down mouldings, and stirred-not-shaken-dust. With the dust settling in it's new, but temporary corners, I thought I do a quick scrapbook layout share with you.

How cute is that lobster? Seriously almost sweet enough to eat.
Ah, back to finding temporary homes for assorted pieces of furniture and pulling up the remaining f-ugly carpet. Sigh. I love room re-do's, but tis hard work.

October 31, 2011

{Boo}

Waking up in the dark with the wind howling outside our windows made it feel more like winter than fall this morning. But it is still October, at least for one more day, and despite the weather you can't help but smile when you're waking up to this cute pumpkin face.

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cutest pj`s ... thanks Aunt sandy & Uncle Mark!
And despite the weather, we will head out for some trick-or-treating this evening. Well, sort of. Hudson is really too little for actual trick-or-treating ... as cousin Logan would say, ``he can`t walk, he can`t eat chocolate, why would he go?``. Well, he goes because his momma can`t resist dressing him up, using a few props, and taking like a gazillion photos. I unashamedly will pretend he`s my little doll, if only for today ;) Sure the costume hasn`t even come out yet and I`ve already started in on the snaps!

Look mom, it`s Cat in the Hat!!! Awesome!

Oh that cat, he`s so funny!

snacking on Jack-o-Cat, a treat from Aunt Martha...
probably the only treat he`ll get to snack on this year :)
 
Boo!
Anyways, we`re planning to keep the trick-or-treating to just a couple of visits so Grandmas, the aunts, uncles, and cousins can see the little tyke in his costumes. Our goal is to be out and back before little ghosts and goblins start ringing our doorbell. If you have trick-or-treaters in your house, be sure to dress them up brightly, give them lights and reflectors, and stay close, keeping them safe. And of course, drive a little more cautiously this evening and make sure it really is a Happy Halloween!



HAPPY HALLOWEEN!