The girls added glitter glue to the faces to make them sparkly. Saturday we did housework while Landon spent time at his school doing homework, but by 4:00pm the girls got into their costumes. They looked awesome. Our first stop was The Rex (local bowling alley, movie theater) for a trick or treat activity where there were about 20 businesses passing out candy and business cards. Then we drove over to a neighborhood behind Kennedy Elementary to trick or treat. The houses are close together and most people keep their lights on. The girls stayed out for about 2 hours collecting candy. Landon and I walked along with them and socialized with dozens of other parents we knew from Kennedy. The weather was perfect! It was clear, no wind, and not nearly as cold as past years. When the girls were done, we went home, ate a jack o lantern pizza from Papa Murphys, watched Charlie Brown's The Great Pumpkin, and sorted candy.
Emma and Lauren have used these cute bags for trick or treating since they were tiny. The bags were a gift from Aunt Lorina, of course. Everyone always comments about how cute they are. Here's an interesting tidbit...we came across about 10 or so houses where they left out a bowl of candy on the porch with a note that said, "please take one." Just wondering...does this happen outside of Rexburg?
5 comments:
Looks like a lot of fun!
"Just Take One" does happen....In Albany...There are still some good people in the world i guess. :)
Looks like fun was had by all. Another successful Halloween, I can tell by the amount of loot the girls gathered up.
You really did them up cute. We didn't have a single t-or-t sighting in our cul-du-sac.
We do that with our candy all of the time because everyone is out trick or treating at the same time. It's easier.
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