Due to the freakish storm that hit us last Saturday and the heavy snow that shut down power to over 70% of our town for a week, Trick-or-Treating was wisely postponed until this past Saturday and even then it was only allowed from 4 to 6 PM.
This was a smart decision because there are still downed wires and tree limbs across many roads.
Thankfully, we never lost power and had minor tree damage.
let little ones greet our Pup-Pup, take a few photos, and collect more treats.
They sorted their goodies and were allowed one treat before having a late supper. I made sure they all brushed their teeth really well before bedtime!
1. dressing up
2. having candy to eat
3. getting to be with friends doing the same thing
I'm glad it's over. Now, what to do with four bags of candy?
I am so happy you were able to pull out all of the stops and have a blast perusing the neighborhood for visits and candy. Childhood is short and children need all the fun times to make it last. The children appeared to be very happy in their own little individual make-believe worlds...that's the way it should be! Yay!
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Trese sums it up nicely: I have looked before today, the 14th November and just now finding all the last 3 posts! My cup overflows with love. Ninja, Cleopatra, Darth Vader and Pilot! God Bless you Mommy, my daughter Rebecca--you did not get in on such activities growing up. Even Pup-Pup, canine member of the family, had his part!;-) Mother, Grammie B.
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