#1. Find something fun to do while you're waiting for it to get dark enough to trick-or-treat. Example: shooting bubbles at your sister.
#2. Change into your costume. Make sure sister goes first just to check it all out before you totally buy in.
#3. Show off your costume's accessories. Tails and stingers are especially fun.
#4. Invite friends over for photo op & showing off.
#5. Practice saying "trick-or-treat" while Mom is busy with sis and sis's friend. Laugh at the two drunken sailors dressed up as a bumble bee and a pumpkin.
#6. Start at the next door neighbor's house who is bound to give you handfuls and handfuls of candy. Say "trick or treat." Get the whole holding a bag thing figured out. Run, run, run to the next house.#7. Watch out for the house with the live monster, scary music, and smoke. Need to hold Dad's hand for that one.
#8. Run through the street. This is the only time when Mom and Dad don't make you hold their hand; take full advantage.
#9. Try to go to twice to the house that is giving away glow sticks. Those are super fun for when you're running in the street at full speed.
#10. End the night at Chipotle with a free burrito, fall into a sugar-induced coma and sleep until 8:00 the next morning.
5 comments:
Yay for cute kids!
Holly, they are so cute! skinny you too.
Wish I were there to join the fun!
Tell Caeden his tips are very helpful and I'll make sure to use them when I have a child of my own. For now, does he have any tips for 28 year olds?
The tips are the same for 28 year olds.
holly, it does help that attacks by demons are down significantly (some optimistic reports have claimed over 83%) since Halloweens when we were kids (younger kids)
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