Not one to argue with authority (?), Jeremy got his coat and walked out the door.
Then he called me. "I want to take Victor trick-or-treating!" he said.
"Ummmmmmm . . . okay." I said.
And then I called my mother, who suggested that if I had some orange posterboard, I could make a candy corn costume to match the headband Liz had sent.
Lucky for me, I have lots of posterboard for my new calling. Even luckier, I had yellow, orange, and white posterboard, and an orange sweater (thanks, Wardlings).
Twenty minutes later, we had this:

And seven houses later we had this:

And Zeke did this and this:


3 comments:
That is impressive! Nice job!
very resourceful! spectacular costume!!
I am so glad you decided to let your boys do Halloween. Fun.
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