We were invited to join in all the SPOOKTACULAR fun by our sons and their families so we dusted off our traditional Halloween costumes and strolled the neighborhood.
We began our ghoulishly good day with a pumpkin carving. This was the first time any of us had ever seen sprouted seeds within.Our oldest granddaughter instantly saw the sprouts as witch's hair turning her jack-o-lantern into something extraordinary.While the parents went errand running, the girls and I created this tasty Haunted Cookie House. What fun.We arachnids received several compliments from other trick-or-treaters which was fun. Plus we had enough hands to hold those of all four grandchildren as we crossed the street.I was surprised we stayed out so late and that the kiddos did so great. There's nothing quite like being with little ones on Halloween to remind you of yesteryear."There is a child in every one of us
who is still a trick-or-treater looking for
a brightly-lit front porch."
~Robert Brault
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1 comments:
Love those spider costumes! It would go perfectly with my butterfly. :) The butterflies were rather common this year, but those spiders are something else.
Love the witches hair. Very clever. And a strange occurance!
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