We moved into our current home about 10 years ago. It was January 31 and the day was a typical cold and snowy New England Winter's day. I had a two-year-old as well as a newborn and I knew no one in our tree lined neighborhood. It took a good six months to really start to mingle with the neighbors, but during those six months I discovered we'd moved onto a street that had several small children and babies! When October rolled around I decided to host a neighborhood Halloween party! We've thrown a bash of some sort or another nearly every year since. Occasionally we've skipped a year here and there, but basically we do our best to host something for the neighborhood kids and grown-ups. We missed last year, so this year we're trying to make up for loss time. Here is the invitation I designed for the big night!
Here are some photos of Halloween past...
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one year hubs and I went as "Super Hero" sandwiches
(made with "Wunder Bread") |
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homemade skeleton costume
(white vinyl table cloth material was my friend!) |
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over the kitchen table |
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mad scientist... and the candy cabinet (if you dare!) |
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specimen and candles... and a few spiders |
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our "haunted" house |
What sort of fun things will you be doing this year for Halloween? Let me know in the comments!
I love the "Wunder" bread! You are so creative! (well...duh!) This year I'm going to be sure to make it to Edgar's pumpkin castle in Griswold. I missed it last year.
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ReplyDeleteNo everyone "gets" the Wunder-bread pun, so thank you for "getting" it :)
What's Edgar's pumpkin castle? Sounds fun! I'll have to google it :)