Okay, this post is a month late, but I just downloaded the pics from the camera and I decided that the munchkins were too cute not to document.X and E changed outfits from our trick or treating adventure at Huckleberry Railroad. Thankfully, C didn't have such opinions.
X got a couple of costumes from his birthday and decided he wanted to be 'Pirate Chica'...I didn't bother to tell him 'chica' is Spanish for girl. He thought it sounded cool. Sprout has a little chicken that was 'pirate chica' one day. He thought it was a good name, I guess. Besides, he was still 2. One can get away with a lot when you are two and cute.
Notice the sword that is as tall as he is...Thank you, Grandma. What a wonderful birthday present that was...However, I do understand that pirates need swords. I just wasn't thinking he needed a 3 foot long sword.
E decided that she did not want to be a pioneer...after all she dresses up as that weekly. She wanted to be a fairy princess. It was quite the costume she concocted from all her dress up clothes. Her outfit was only established the final minutes before we left because it kept changing. Pay special attention to her footwear. It screams fairy princess. Strawberry Shortcake socks and sparkly flats loaded with bling. Unfortunately, it was cold. So, E had to wear her coat and so most people didn't get to see the wings and the top half of her ensemble.
The funniest thing of the night was that when we got to my folks' house, X was so exhausted he practically fell asleep standing up in the doorway. My dad scooped him up and he soundly slept for our visit, the car ride home, and to the next morning. He didn't even remember going out there. Poor little guy that can't nap anymore can't handle being out after 7:30. :) But, one must admit, it is too exciting to nap on Halloween...you might miss the trick or treating!
Thankfully, C goes along for the ride and did well with all the excitement...but then again, Halloween didn't bother his napping habits.
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