Look! My children went as "Girls in Pink Coats." How's THAT for creative costumes!? (And also I maybe forgot my camera to take real pictures of them all dressed up, where you can actually see the actual costumes. I am a terrible mother.)For the record, Grace was a Seahawks cheerleader (much to the delight of her father and the awesome costume find at the thrift store- $4 and it still had the tags on- YAY!) and Ella was a "scaredy cat ballerina." She made this up herself. There was a cat mask, but she preferred to not wear it so much. (It's in the pumpkin pail- she just showed it to people when they asked what she was.)
Also, remind me to NOT volunteer to help out at the school parties next year. I really do not need that much exposure to small children on extreme sugar highs wearing Incredible Hulk masks.
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Ah, warm costumes! I had to reject every single animal-based costume from Old Navy (which I've been my sole means of children costumes)
Does it make you feel better that my kids played in our water slide before going trick-or-treating? Kate didn't want to change out of her itty-bitty bikini to go get candy.
Yes, I'm raising a hoochie.
(hello? I just noticed these other two entries. Sign me up for the short bus)
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