I also made the boys their own spooky lunches -
| Aaron's lunch : cheesy pumpkin quesadilla, Frankenstein muffin, fruit, monster milk and a note. |
Nate wore a Halloween shirt to school, but that was all that was allowed. No party, no costume. So I'm glad I did up his lunch so that he had something fun! Aaron, on the other hand, got to have a costume parade at his school. Yay! I'm thrilled I at least get one year where there's some holiday fun at Halloween.
| The kids went around to the recreation center's workers who had bowls of candy to give out |
Then, for the grand finale, my parents and sisters came over to go trick or treating with us that evening. This year I asked the boys what they wanted to be (Previous years I have just decided). I was quite thrilled and relieved that they picked things so basic - ghost and witch!
| I got in on the dressing up, too. |
Even more special was that daddy made the costumes for us (with exception of the witch hats). The boys happily went door to door for about an hour and a half. Of course, they got a ton of candy. And then, to no surprise to people who know me well, the next day I was fast about going through the candy and getting rid of what we didn't want and letting the boys keep a set amount. For getting rid of the vast majority of their candy (I know, I'm a mean mom) I gave them a toy to share that I picked up months ago on clearance. Win-win if you ask me!
And now, the boys have moved on to being excited about a certain big plane ride this upcoming week....!
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