Well, it's that time again folks. Halloween is upon us. I've always had mixed feelings about Halloween. I love the fun costumes and the candy and parties, but as I've said before, I am a chicken butt. Scary stuff is not my thing. I used to go to bed on Halloween night and count down to midnight. I couldn't fall asleep until after midnight, when it wasn't technically Halloween anymore. I thought if anything scary was going to happen, it would happen before the official ending of Halloween at midnight. I know, I'm a dork.
I HATE scary movies, but I love suspenseful/thriller type movies. I tried to watch Halloween once and I nearly hyperventilated in the first five minutes, so I turned it off. Even the music is too scary for me. Nope, scary is definitely not my thing.
What do I looove about Halloween? Well, the chocolate of course, but also, the dressing in fun costumes. I don't do scary costumes. The closest we've gotten to scary costumes is the year C was Morticia Adams. We've done angels, hobos, football players, etc. I think my favorite costume would be the cat costume my mom made me. I've talked about it several times on this blog. Here's the picture:
That's my brother as a clown, and my sister and I as cats.
My favorite costume of E's is from last year:
She was Fancy Nancy. If you don't have a little girl, you may not know who Fancy Nancy is, but she's a little girl who loves all things fancy and piles on the patterns and accessories. E love her Fancy Nancy books. My other favorite:
E as Shirley Temple
I wish I could find the picture of C dressed up like Raggedy Ann. I need to get my photos more organized one of these days. My boys are boring: Thomas the Train, Lightning McQueen or Mario EVERY YEAR!
I don't have a favorite memory from Halloween to share. My favorite thing now is taking my little ones trick-or-treating. They get so excited about it. Then we all get to come home and pass out candy. They love answering the door and putting the candy in the kids bags.
Do you have a favorite costume? Do you have a favorite Halloween memory to share? I'd love to hear it!