Fire Chief Justin
The Reluctant Ninja. Spencer didn't like his mask and refused to wear it, but, mean mom that I am, (hey, we spent 30 bucks on the stupid costume that he begged for!) forced him to wear it for a few pictures. That's right, I'll create the memories around here! Luckily, his scowl was covered by the mask.
Madame Grace, the Gypsy
Halloween was a lot of fun, despite a huge downpour that opened up on us as soon as the festivities began. We started the night at a potluck dinner in a neighbor's garage then headed out with umbrellas to get some treats.
Spencer had planned to go out with two friends this year. We decided he was old enough to be unchaperoned as long as they stayed in our neighborhood and took a cell phone.
Darrel and I trade off years handing out candy and going around trick-or-treating with the kids. This year was my turn to take the kids out. After a couple of streets, Darrel drove by and dropped Spencer off to finish trick-or-treating with us. One of his friends never did bother to go out and the other decided one street was enough and had gone home. What is wrong with kids these days??
Justin got tired and went back home a little early, but I was surprised at how long he lasted. By the end of the night, Grace had so many treats her bag was full as well as her pockets and mine. Spencer had already dropped some of his haul at home after his first round of trick-or-treating. Another successful Halloween!
What's your guess as to who still has candy left?
My guess is Spencer.
ReplyDeleteYes, Alisa, you are correct!
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