I had one of those this weekend. I was working hard on a project and making pretty good progress. I was just sure that I would have it done before I had go back and work this Monday. But, the above senario occured.
In the Anchorage, AK they have a traditional early trick-or-treat. It started when a dying boy asked to have Halloween early so he would not miss it. Now, several neighborhoods do it with in conjunction with fundraiser for other sick children. A great idea since late October is quite cold.
And the husband and I thought we were being so proactive in order to meet the early costume deadline. We bought a Ironman costume for Eli, had a couple hand-me-down options for Isa, and Abi was going to wear her medieval costume from last year. But, somehow, this week a tornado hit Abi's room and she could not find her costume.
So, Saturday night, I was going through my random costume scraps from past homemade costumes and other random fabrics trying to figure out something. She was Fall. It was kinda a fair/queen/season. Who knew that some lame, tule and green fleece could look so good?
And it worked out perfect as her friend just happened to be winter, so they trick-or-treated together!
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She looks wonderful, what a great idea for a costume. Mothers got to great length to do for our children and you are no exception. And what a great idea to do Halloween early. Most of the time it is so cold that the coats, gloves and hats cover up all the hard work of the costume.
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