I have so many Halloween pictures, it's ridiculous. So I had to choose a choice few. I was feeling it this year and was excited to make my girls these Halloween costumes. Raegan wasn't convinced at first that this was the way to go. In fact, she changed her mind several different times of what she wanted to be this year, but once she saw Macy's ladybug tutu she wanted one, so we made her a butterfly and she couldn't have been happier. She also got to wear it to school and to dance. It was fun to be able to pick out colors and ribbons for these costumes.Of course my girls loved trick-or-treating, they stayed out until I called Kurt and told him it was probably time for our little ones to get out of the rain, and hit the sack. The girls were also lucky enough to have their cousin Cooper join them trick-or-treating. Macy and Cooper get along so great, and Raegan would just love to be the mom of them both. They scored enough candy to last them until next Halloween, I'm just glad that their still young enough to be oblivious to what candy bars I've stolen out of their treat buckets.
Here's our cute kids ready to beg for treats!
Macy giving her pumpkin a smooch.
Raegan was overly excited to clean her pumpkin out until she touched the guts...
and the guts got on her hands...
no more pumpkin carving for Raegan. I had to take over her pumpkin while she managed.
Here's her finished Cinderella pumpkin. Raegan was cracking me up because she was making her pumpkin talk. This was the conversation she had with Cinderella...
Raegan, "Oh hi Cinderella, my name is Raegan and this is my little sister Macy and this is my mom."
Cinderella voice by Raegan, "Oh hi, it's so nice to meet you. I don't have any arms! Why didn't you carve me any arms?"
This was my Halloween costume for Bunco, I know, I know, really creative. I should have made myself a tutu and been some sort of bug.
