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For M's second Halloween we traveled to Missouri and spent it with cousins.
Here she is our little fairy. She wore this dress everyday for a week, I even let her wear it to church. She already knew what she wanted to wear even at 1 and a 1/2.
The best thing about hand me downs...getting to use a favorite outfit or costume again. Here is S's first Halloween. This year I added the adorable antennas. My girls had issues with looking at the camera for some reason.
My super cute niece was JoJo the Circus Clown. Cutest ever if I do say so myself.
My sweet little nephew was JoJo's sidekick Goliath.
E was a chili pepper for her first Halloween. We lived in Kansas and it was cold and windy. The good thing about her costume was it was really warm. The bad thing, it was really hard to carry her around in it.
M was a princess.
S wanted to do everything M did back then. I think they make the sweetest princesses. I am glad we have all these pictures. It is really fun to see how much the girls have grown.
Maybe this is where my love of things sweet started. My mom says no matter how far back she moved me, I always found my way to the candy bowl.
I loved all things Strawberry Shortcake. I am so glad she is popular again. I get to play Strawberry Shortcake and My Little Pony with my girls whenever they want. Of course the toys now are so much cooler now then they were back then.
Do you remember these plastic costumes.? I couldn't find the picture where we are wearing the sharp edged plastic masks. I think they would be recalled now days. I am Wonder Woman and my sister Brittany is Ernie from Sesame Street. The other kiddos are our best friends, they seem to be in most of my childhood pictures.
My favorite Halloween costume was a witch. I think I was a witch the most. I am a witch every year now that I am older. Some may say it suits me just fine. But, I hope not!
Of course I have to get sick during a holiday. Today is actually the first day I have been able to stand up with out having a major head spin. I guess I just feel bad for my girls. M had to miss her preschool Halloween activity today. S has been looking forward to being Spiderman for a long time now. Everyday when it starts getting dark they ask me if today is trick-o-treat day. Now I may not be able to go with them. I am hoping Jeremy can take them to the ward activity tonight. Hopefully I will feel better soon so I can blog their Halloween pictures, if they go.
1. This first one is James Barrie from Finding Neverland, he is not fictional but I could just kiss him for creating one of my favorite stories of all time.
2. Of course Indiana Jones, he is the most adventurous man I have ever laid eyes on.
3. The master of disguises, Simon Templar, he can turn himself into the Saint of your choice. He is very daring and that is very appealing.
4. Who wouldn't want to meet someone over the long, HOT, summer. Especially if he could teach you to dance! This is why I would want to kiss Johnny Castle from Dirty Dancing.
5. Oh, baby I love me some James Bond. When I first got married my husband made me watch every one. I was hooked with the first one. Although Sean Connery and Daniel Craig are my favorite. He is just the smoothest ever and after Casino Royale we see he is capable of love.
6. One my favorites is Noah from The Notebook. OOOWEE, wasn't he just the biggest sweet heart. When I found out he was taking care of his true love still after all these years, my heart melted.
7. If you are ever in a pinch on a speeding bus, you definitely need Jack Traven. I am sure deep down I just feel in love with Keanu's arms.
8. I love the movie Anna and the King. Chow Yun-Fat and Jodie Foster are a couple of my favorite actors. Well, this is about the characters so my number 8 is a king. Who would not want to adored by the King of Siam.
9. I don't think there is any woman who wouldn't be in love with a man who has to die to keep his family honorable. I really like everything about Jack Sommersby. Most of all I loved how much he loved his "wife."
10. My last but definitely not least in any way is our lovable Mr. Darcy. Strong but silent is very intriguing. He is one of my all time favorites. I think I would have to stand in a long, long line to kiss this man. He is loved by many. I really need to start taking kickboxing so I would have an advantage in the line.My favorite part of the episode is when Andy sang to Angela. Andy is growing on me. I love ABBA too.
After I showed her how to use a cookie cutter, she did pretty well on her own. She has a natural baking talent...something I do NOT have.
The girls decorated spider cookies. I bought this cutter to feed into S's new obsession. Pretty good for a two year old and three year old, eh?
When I told M to get ready to have her picture taken, she started posing on cue.
Work it girl!
After she was all dressed, I gave her the backpack. She asked,"Okay, where do I go to wait for the bus?" Sorry toots no bus this year, our mini van will have to do.
We had a fun time at the one by our home. My only advice to others GET A MAP before entering the maze.
E loved the corn box. If it would never rot, it would be an excellent alternative to sand. Not so messy.
M and S loved the barrel ride. It kept going up and down, up and down etc.
The girls had a really good time. The smiles on their faces makes any outing worth while. (No matter how cold it is!)
It is a really good clean flick and so I am recommending it here on this blog. It was predictable but very enjoyable. I can't wait to find the book, because it will be on my must read list.