We are a little late for a Halloween post but some of us were sick this last week and so after all the other less eventful things that happened this week, this post arrives.Lindy and I performed our parental duties and taught our children about Halloween and how we must celebrate this holiday for the simple reason that pumpkin farmers need a market.
As for costumes, Anya was Aristotle...
...and Austria went as a penguin.
From their perspective, it probably wasn't anything unique. Their parents dress them in the clothes of the day and then they spend the rest of the day trying to get "treets." I suppose it is Halloween everyday for Anya, but at least on this one day her efforts were successful.
As Aristotle, Anya was quick to figure out the strategy for one of the games at the Halloween party we attended. I was completely confused and got all spun around trying to understand the logic in which she obviously excelled:
She also enjoyed carving a pumpkin and wasn't too scared of the Pumpkin Slime!
Austria posed as the model for the pumpkin's face. She did a good job but Anya couldn't figure out how to carve the tongue.
