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October 30, 2013. PreK and Kindergarten students, dressed in colorful costumes, visited classes around the school for the annual trick or treat.
October 30, 2013. PreK and Kindergarten students, dressed in colorful costumes, visited classes around the school for the annual trick or treat.
Cheap Trick performs at the Earth Day Rally in Washington, DC, April 22, 2012
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October 30, 2013. PreK and Kindergarten students, dressed in colorful costumes, visited classes around the school for the annual trick or treat.
The girls had tons of fun (so did I) handing out candy from the haunted house box. Kids were so afraid to come near it. Notice the witch door bell.
In Austria we went to the trick fountains. There was a guided tour with displays showing water fountains. There would also be several hidden fountains that the guides used to keep the audience on their toes.
I took the day off from swapping today to paint our front window! I like how it turned out ~ even though the picture didn't turn out that great!
It almost feels sacrilegious to use Lawn Fawn for a spooky card! :) I was inspired by the mood board for the current LawnFawnatics challenge, along with several of the design team's inspiration cards. I don't have Spooky Village, so I used the buildings form Happy Village. No Halloweeny accents in this set... but it still feels quite spooky! I was tempted to make it a "Welcome to the Neighborhood" card, but that was going just a little too far ;) Instead, I finished it with a simple "trick or treat" sentiment from Fox Before 'n Afters. I did some ink blending with pumice stoneand black soot for the background, and some cool gray Copic markers for the town.
The SSS Monday Challenge is Spooky, so I'm also entering there.
At dusk, wind and snow are making a sculpture of the garage roof's edge and creating a hat of snow on the yard light.
In the hand of every trick or treater is a plastic bucket or a bag of some kind to hold all their "loot". Some of them carry plastic jack-o-lanterns or pails, some have shopping bag or pillow cases, but the youngest ones often just hold out their hand at each house and let mom or dad carry the treats between houses.
For the All New Scavenger Hunt #1 - In the hand.