She went as Snowrella (snow white top, cinderalla skirt)
The fabulous classroom mommies helped everyone make pumpkin heads
Cutie Face was quite proud of hers. She's punken obsessed to be sure
Her friend was a Barbie Fairy Princess. It was exciting
well it was exciting for most of the kids
having a yummy snack helped make everyone happy!
(note these are two classes combined)
after their sugar rush, they played "pin the face on the pumpkin"
cute idea!
Cutie Face rounded out the afternoon with Miss Shalece & an extra story-time snuggle
The next day, she got to go back to school again! This time for the aforementioned DHUMP Fall Fling. It was a great time of free and innocent fun
--bouncy castles, trackless trains,
face painting,
hair highlighting
craft making,
and lollipop trees.
Not to mention the playground!
There were multiple highlights but i think the biggest of all was when Cutie Face drove a real fire truck.
She was beyond thrilled!
Finally it was time for the Punken and the Princess to dress up for real! Not only was it Halloween--it was also a costume party at our neighbor's house.
We held a photo-op on our front steps. I was inspired by The Larson Lingo who always takes "important" photos commemorating events on their front steps. I'm pretty sure half the free world does this so why not join along? Only problem...our photo op didn't work so much...
attempt 1
attempt12
attempt 29
attempt 36...the best one...
Here's our pumpkin...
she's the best poser at this stage in her young life
Once we arrived at the party (which involved walking two doors down the street) Cutie Face was immediately given a lollipop from the host, her buddy "G".
within minutes, she'd been handed two more...
for a total count of THREE teeth decaying suckers
the costumes were pretty impressive--families dressed up together and we saw the Flinstones (with Bam Bam and Pebbles), the Peter Pan clan (with Cap'n Hook, the Crocodile, and Tinker Bell), and crazy butterfly fairies.
Cutie Cakes was content to just take it all in...
and when i say "in", I mean..."in" as, in, she tried to eat everything
especially skeleton toes
while her sister, Cutie Face, was content to keep licking her lollipops
The Cakester and I had to wrap up the fun a bit early so that we could be home for the trick-or-treaters. While she finally ate real food (beets! yum!) we handed out mini Reese's cups.. Delish.
this was Cutie Face's first real attempt at collecting candy from strangers.
She had a blast, enjoyed seeing other kids, said, "hello!" to all the Monkeys, Princesses, Candy Corns, Bears, etc. she saw; did an awesome job saying "trick-or-treat" before receiving candy; and always said "thank you" once she collected that sacred piece of sweetness.
We have videos to prove it but this post is already long enough! I hope everyone else had a great Fall weekend, too!