The best part of trick or treating this year was that Anna Kate really wanted to give candy to all of her neighbors. When I told her about how we would go around the neighborhood she said, "And give our peanut butter cups to all of our neighbors?!" I decided that despite the fact the adults would be more than confused, it couldn't hurt to encourage her to be a generous and giving person. So we made little treat bags of Reese's and she wrote "A" on a tag for them (she still struggles to write her name smaller than a size 150 font) and for each house she said trick or treat and handed them a bag. I then had to explain that she wanted to give her neighbors candy too, haha.
Here are some photos of our adventures with our little fairy and baby lamb!
Our little fairy with her teacher, Ms. Dawn, at the Halloween costume parade. She was very nervous this day, so I was not surprised to see her come out holding her teacher's hand. She did very well and smiled the whole time!
Activity one on Halloween: Painting pumpkins. We also carved one, but someone *AK* didn't want to get herself messy and there are no pictures because Mommy ended up doing all of it. Fun!
Next, we went to the Troutman Trick or Treat trail. I was impressed that neither girl got upset, as you can see behind them there were some scarier costumes around.
Sweet baby lamb, Madison. Also, thank you NC for being so warm that I don't have to put socks, pants, or really anything else on my baby for nighttime trick or treating.
Another picture of my sweet baby lamb. She kills me.
Both of my sweet girls together, ready to get (and give) some candy!
First, a sweet picture of my fairy. Thank you to Bar-Bar for the costume!
(I really loved that she chose to be something that we already had in our dress up supplies!)
And a series of photos of Anna Kate being super silly. One word. Candy.
