The final installment in our Halloween posts is the actual night of Halloween. It was a really fun night. We went over to Nana and Poppa's house to trick or treat, since trick or treating on our street wouldn't be very fun (considering we are on the only house on the block!). Poppa picked up pizza on the way home and we ate that for dinner. While we waited for Nana to get home from work, the kiddos helped Poppa hand out candy to trick or treaters and light the pumpkin.
I love this picture of the kids watching at the window - they are looking for trick or treaters coming up to the house
Very excited to get to give out candy
Lighting the jack-o-lantern with Poppa
Pumpkin kids!
Look at the light!
Once Nana got home and ate her dinner, we got the second set of costumes on the kids and were ready to go out trick or treating ourselves.
Cameron the ghost (without his ghost face) waiting for everyone else to be ready
Sweet little Tigger Leah - so cute!
Cam and Leah ready to get going - enough pictures Daddy!
Family picture
Our first stop. Leah was amazed that she was allowed to pick something, then cried when we told her she had to leave. Eventually we convinced her to go when we told her that she would get more at the next house.
House number two
It was Cam's job to ring the doorbells, since Leah wasn't tall enough to reach most of the bells
They LOVED this house, the next door neighbors, because they were allowed to take as much as they wanted
Mama and Leah - Mama is smiling for the pictures, Leah is trying her hardest to get to that good stuff in her pumpkin
Cameron checking out the graveyard at one of the houses
Nana and Tigger Leah
Mama and her big boy
Walking up to Nana and Poppa's house together - I love how they are holding hands
Cameron helped Leah (in her rotund Tigger costume) climb up the step
The ghost and Tigger collect their final goodies
A certain Tigger baby is very tired out - Trick or Treating is tough!
Happy Halloween!

2 comments:
Thank you so much for putting up these pictures. It's wonderful to get a little glimpse into the kids' (and your!) experiences with events like Halloween!
watching these brings back memories of their grandparents and aunts and uncles doing the same! Grandma K
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