job. They obviously wore white shirts and ties and dark pants and then the took their scripture bags as trick-or-treat bags. Then, they carried their backpacks so they could empty the scripture bag in it when full. They looked really good. I wish I had taken better pictures of the two of them, but they where in and out of their costumes so fast! So , I hope your imagination can visualize them. Rae started out as a zombie. She actually makes a very cute zombie. Then she decided she was the corpse bride... (good idea for next year)... and finally ended up telling every one that she was a spider? Whatever....
anyway, Rae and I went trick-or-treating together. She was awesome. What a little trouper. She didn't want to stop. House to house. We made up Halloween songs and had so much fun looking at all the costumes and watching for friends. Finally, she decided her feet were hurting too bad to walk. So, of course she wanted me to carry her from h
ouse to house. No Way! Needless to say, we were soon knocking on our own door and staying home. Ben did a wonderful job of handing out candy. Go Dad. The boys came home shortly afterwards and we all agreed it was a fun and successful Halloween night. (We have enough candy to open a small sugar store). Hope you all had a great holiday as well!
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