Our Halloween festivities started this afternoon with Nicholas helping to carve the pumpkin. No touching pumkin guts or seeds, but the pumpkin was okay.
Of course it was a puzzle, we had to put the cut parts back where they came from...
Almost done...
After all that work the pumpkin has to be thirsty...
We had our traditional pizza dinner, although this year we ordered it early as we had to take kiddos out to trick or treat instead of eating it while sitting in the courtyard passing out candy. Nana R came by too to see the boys in thier costumes. Both the boys woke up with colds today so we had to dress them a bit warmer tonight.
Time to trick or treat. It didn't take long to catch on how this works. We had to let Nicholas ring the doorbell at each house. A lot of people weren't home tonight but he still hit 3 blocks of houses tonight.
Let's race to the next house...
HOLY CANDY BATMAN!!! We had some generous neighbors, one giving full size candy bars!
After 3 blocks of walking the wagon came in handy!
Good thing Daddy wasn't as tired as we were!
Back at home we sat in the courtyard and handed out candy to the other trick or treaters. "Robin" had a cold but he stuck it out for handing out candy.
Nicholas likes to sing the "nananananananananananaa Batman" song from the old time TV show. Candy from trick or treating is pretty good too! Nicholas even wore his mask, although it fit funny so instead of over his face it was on his head.
This reminded me of when I was a kid. I had to dump out the candy and sort it for my favorites. Nicholas isn't too experienced with candy, but he still had fun sorting the candy, counting it and putting it back in the bucket (of course Marti wanted to help).
But with all the excitement our good little sleeper would not go to bed. It was after 10 before he went to bed tonight. I am tired too!
Hope you had a great Halloween!
