Every year, they give me a challenge to fulfill their costume wishes, and every year, I manage to pull something wonderful out of my bum. Serious. Check out Halloweens 2008 and 2009. So proud. :)
And now in 2010,...

The kids wore their costumes to school today for their Halloween party, but with the school's policy of "no costume weapons", Lam wanted me to talk to his teach to make sure his sonic screwdriver -- the peaceful tool The Doctor uses to accomplish his good deeds -- didn't get confiscated.
Because if it did, he wouldn't be The Doctor. He'd be just a dude in a suit.
Or Orville Redenbacher.

All went well, and he spent all afternoon with his beloved toy in hand.

There were about 4 other witches in her classroom, but she was the only one with a mysterious black cat. Which is, you know, the Most. Awesome. Thing. Ever!
Mini gets to wear her costume at her dance class on Saturday the 30th and of course for trick-or-treating on Sunday the 31. Lots of mileage, so yay!
Yeah, we're ready. Are you?
:D :D :D :D :D
ReplyDeleteI saw a boy with a fez at
ReplyDeleteCentral Canada Comic-Con today.
Also a man with a very good Tenth Doctor costume.
Nice costumes, all right.
ReplyDeleteBut what's with the "no costume weapons" policy?
Are your kids going to a school in the north end where someone might actually bring a real weapon? Does the school have a history of kids being injured by cardboard pirate cutlasses? Are the kids made out of paper?
How the hell can you be a Viking or a knight without your cardboard sword? Or a caveman without your club?
Of course boys want to dress up as things that carry weapons, that's what boys do.
And, we're home sapiens - our biggest weapon against all the animals that want to outcompete us for resources is our brain, not our teeth or our claws - so no costume brains in school either!