Here is Bear with his Preschool class. Have I mentioned that Halloween is his favorite holiday? At least that's what he says and how he acts.
This year Bear wanted to try cleaning out the guts of the pumpkin himself. We let him go out at for about half an hour to an hour until his arm got tired and he finally allowed me to assist with the last stubborn bits. We didn't toast pumpkin seeds this year, which makes me sad, but I am the only one who missed them.
Bear wanted to be Blinky the red ghost last year, but I was pregnant and not sure I had the time and energy to make a costume - plus I didn't think his friends would "get" it since Pac-Man is a really old game. So, last year he was a fireman instead. This year he again asked to be a red ghost, and once again picked out a Blinky costume from Pinterest. And it wasn't too hard to make. I talked him into having the blue "blinking" ghost on the back - and in the end he thought that was really cool because it meant his costume changed depending on how you looked at it, like he was wearing two costumes at once. Btw, two years ago he wanted to be a snowman for Halloween, and I had to make a snowman costume because no one was selling snowmen costumes. He got mixed reactions and confusion - why are you dressed like a snowman when it isn't Christmas? This year, there were plenty of Olaf snowmen, and seriously, his snowman costume would make a great Olaf. I guess he's just ahead of his time...or just creative, or both.
Costumes from the back.
We only got two shots with our baby dragon Tiger. He had a sniffly nose, so he stayed with me while Werty took the kids trick-or-treating, first at Werty's work, then later around the neighborhood.
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