Boo was the only rag doll at her school and loved every minute of it. The Boy was one of many law-enforcement specialists at his preschool (because G.I. Joe and superheroes fight crime, too). He also picked his costume because it came with the most stuff. Baby carried on the family tradition of wearing the pumpkin costume that I made for Boo's first Halloween. She wasn't very happy about this poofy orange outfit, but really liked wearing the hat.
And for only the second time since we've been married, I managed to convince the Man to dress up for a party. There was no getting him into a long wig or Birkenstocks but hey, I'll take what I can get at this point. I tried wearing the white face make-up but it did NOT look good, so I opted for powder that was too pale for my complexion instead. Can you guess how we go together?
Hrmmmm...think about it. A hippie and a mime (which was ironic because there is no way to get me to shut up so I wasn't a very good mime). What does a hippie say? And what adjective describes a mime? Think about it...
10 comments:
Love the costumes! Happy Halloween :)
You have got some of the cutest kids on the planet! I love that you reuse the pumpkin!
I get it, I get it.....
Are you Peace and Quiet?
Fun idea!! Very creative. I could use some of that at my house!! :)
Love the costumes! Especially the Peace & Quiet. I love Halloween. ;o)
hahaha. Good one.
Good costumes, I love the peace and quiet, very clever.
"Peace and quiet" Ha Ha Ha Ha!
Love it!
That's about the cutest Raggedy Ann costume I've ever seen. And for boys, isn't the costume really all about the accessories? I didn't give Max any extra stuff on his costume, all he had was a cape.
We have a baby pumpkin costume too. I think they're darn cute.
Peace and Quiet! You are too clever Jessica! Your kids look adorable.
Ha ha ha! I love it! :)
Great minds think alike. I had a rag doll too this year, but not as cute as yours. Hey, at least yours kept her wig on.
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