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Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
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Friday, October 31, 2008

Have a Safe And Fun Halloween


What are your plans today/tonight? We are going around our neighborhood tonight when DH gets home to go treat or treating. DC can't wait to do it and been asking me all day. We went to DS#2 Halloween parade this afternoon. He is wearing a Harry Potter costume because I can't find the cape for the Vampire costume. DD were playing with it a few months ago and I can't remember where I hide it. I found the Harry Potter stuff with no problem but the Vampire cape is not in the same bag.

Anyway here they are: DS#3 Winnie the Pooh, DS#4 Tiger, Colonial outfit for DD, and Harry Potter for my DS#2 (with no tie).

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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Halloween Candies

Since our kids are old enough to go trick and treating and know the concept of it, we start buying good candy. Actually we always buy candy bars instead of the packs with so many different candy in it. And no we don't buy the bags with little candy bars in it, we buy packs with big candy bars 1.55 oz Hershey's bar and 1.5 oz Reese's peanut butter cups.
My DD can't eat the peanut butter cups (she's allergic to peanut butter), but DH loves them. I bought a box of each from BJ's on Monday and they are half way gone. Between DH and DC those candy bars is disappearing fast. There are 36 bars in each box, so we have a total of 72 bars that is almost gone. I told DH that he needs to go back to get some more for Halloween this Friday.


We don't get much trick or treating around me because the houses are far from each other. Not like in the city that you only need to make a few steps and you are in your neighbors front door already. DH usually drives DC around, because its too much for them if they walk around.

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Monday, June 23, 2008

Halloween Costumes


Buying Halloween costume early can save you a lot of head ache. Make sure you ask your children what they want to be for Halloween now. They have so much to choice from. Here the category for kids; 50’s, 60’s – 70’s, angel & fairy, animal & insect, belly dancer & eastern, biblical, cheerleader & sports, clown & mime, convict & cop, devil & demon (my 2 younger son’s favorite), doctor & nurse, Egyptian, fairytale, food & drink, fortune teller & gypsy, funny, geisha, ghoul & skeleton, gothic & vampire, Greek & Roman, movie & TV costumes, historical, Medieval & Renaissance (my favorite), military & uniform (my oldest sons’ favorite), ninja & samurai, rappers, pirate, royalty & princess (my daughters favorite), wild west & cowboy, witch & wizard, and a lot more. These categories are also available in adult sizes. You better not forget about yourself, those costumes get sold fast. Check out these sexy Halloween costume for you and your love one.

Shopping early for costumes gives you a lot of choices. Did you ever ran out of time or simply forget about it? I have, and it’s not fun. Or maybe just a last minute change of mind. Especially my oldest son, he never tells me in advance what he wants to wear. He waits in the last minute and decides he wants to wear costume. And guess what, we can never finds what he likes, because most of it are sold out or his size is sold out.

Maid Marian Costume

I/we have never wear costumes on Halloween. We let our kids had all the fun, because we know that they like to dress up more than us. But if I have a chance to do so, I will pick Maid Marian or the Maiden Princess costumes. I like old fashion costumes. So, shop early at www.costumecauldron.com and visit their secret (sshhh) HAUNTED HOUSE backdoor by going to the homepage halfway down the right and click on the brown comma in the line that reads “Our store now has over 8,000 masquerade items for you to choose from!”. What are you waiting for? Check it out to get a discount code, good until October 31st.



Maiden Princess Costume

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