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Trick o' Tweet

Halloween was AWESOME! We went over to our friends' sister's house this year and it was so much fun. They close the street off so that the neighborhood doesn't have to worry about cars and kids, good thinking as I noticed the HOARDS of kids going door to door. Mom and Dad joined us (well dad stayed back to watch football) but Mom was in for some wine, walking and witches! Micah went as Nemo and I went as a lion (half Lion...see pictures below). I wasn't sure if Micah would get the concept but I thought we would just go with it when we got to the first house. Had I known that the first house was going to be the scariest I probably wouldn't have stopped there or I should have at least explained to Micah that spiders that are bigger than him don't exist…stupid decoration! Anyway we stopped at the first house and gave Micah the routine, he held out his bucket and just as we were going to leave the spider (the one bigger than him) mechanically came down at his eye level. I haven’t heard him EVER scream like this and jump into my arms so fast. Poor kid was shaking for a good 5 min. and kept repeating “no spider momma, no spider!” I thought the night would be ruined, but by the 5th house he understood the concept of this “trick o’ tweeting” thing! We were out for over an hour and this guy wanted to hit every house (except the ones with spiders) and he was the life of the party. We had soooo much fun watching him go door to door and run around the neighborhood yelling “TREAT?”

Here are a few pictures from the night!




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