Beware, this post has lots of pictures and I'm going to let them do most of the talking.
The principal (L) and new assistant principal (R) in the annual school Halloween parade for K - 2
Sophie kept telling everyone that she was a "poodle" instead of a "poodle girl"
Lydia covering up her princess dress with her hoodie because she didn't want people laughing at her. Apparently, to her, it is no longer cool to dress up like a princess anymore.
Asking for the hoodie
Sophie didn't wear her glasses and jacket during the parade, which helped "make" the outfit.
After school, we drove around picking up free goodies. Our first stop was at Susie's Cupcakes, where I picked up a dozen free cupcakes for dressing up like an employee. I simply tossed on a white apron over a brown tee, pulled on a pair of jeans, and topped my head off with a bandana.
Our next stop was at Krispy Kreme, where anyone dressed up received a free doughnut of your choice. Lydia decided to dress up like a samba girl after school.
Our final stop and the end of our afternoon sugar rush was Jamba Juice, where kids received a free kid's smoothie.
Trick or treating up and down Montana
Lydia wanted to be Jasmine for Halloween, but she was Jasmine in last year's school parade, so I told she could be Jasmine only during the trick or treating.
Frankie, Lydia's classmate who we ran into on Montana, Lydia, and Sophie
me, Diane, Danielle, Lalaine, and Catherine at Danielle's party
The whole gang heading out to go trick or treating
A cool robot that slid candy down its' arms into Halloween buckets
Lydia's organized candies
CleoSophie
All the kids were turned by the end of the day.
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