Halloween

 

As with everything 2020, do we or don't we was asked about Halloween. Well, we did!

Macers and were cracking up over our costumes! The boys didn't seem too impressed, but we knew we were hilarious!

I bagged up individual bags and put them on the porch for Trick or treaters to grab.

I started working on a new Halloween family book to print to go with the old one and realized that we were missing a few key pictures for the last few years, so I made it a point to be sure we had restored some traditions for the sake of the book! Carving pumpkins was high on the list.

Ryan kept saying he didn't want to do anything. No costume. No carving. I kept saying he had to because it was Alex's last Halloween at home. He didn't think this was a very good reason!

Jurassic Park tourists and some loose dinosaurs. Ryan, who had said he didn't anything to do with Halloween, grabbed Alex's shirt and said, I need a costume! You can't see it, but Alex is wearing a JP ball cap. We were only together for these pictures. Immediately following, Ryan went out with friends to TorT and Alex went with friends to star gaze north of Frisco. Dan, Mace and I went to Plano.

Danger!

Dino Love.

More dino love?

Macey and Megan.

Look at my T-rex! Hilarious. She was hot and the costume didn't fit too great, but she had a fun time. Megan said it was best Halloween ever.

There were hardly any TorT-ers this year. The streets were very quiet. But all the adults handing out candy were having a really good time. It was nice to see folks. The weather was the best we've ever had for Halloween. Too bad COVID changed folks traditions this year. A lot of families chose to have parties with close friends and family instead of going door to door.

My Halloween buddies!

This was probably our last holiday walking with the kids to TorT. Time to start hosing annual Halloween parties!