Our Halloween started bright and early with both kiddos awake before 6:00 am. Lexi was so excited about Halloween that I almost thought it was Christmas.
Around 2:00, I went to Lexi's school for the parade and party. The place was packed with lots of parents admiring their dressed-up cuties.
At the party, the kids played Bingo and Pass-the-Pumpkin. I volunteered to do the craft and the kids made little spiders.
Around 5:30 we got the kids dressed and ready for the neighborhood parade. Jayvan's lobster costume was a little too hot for him so we kept him in his skeleton outfit.
Then we went up to the lake in our neighborhood for the costume parade.
I remember just a year ago she wanted us to hold her hands the whole time. This year she ran ahead of us like a big kid. Sigh. . .
We went home and ate the chili that Matt had prepared in the crockpot. Then he got set up in the driveway to hand out candy to the trick-or-treaters.
Our neighbor definitely beat us in the decorating department.
SuperNana, GG the pumpkin, Aunt Ashley the flapper, Spidergirl, Skeleton Baby, and I hit the streets. Lexi was so excited that it was hard to keep up with her.
Jayvan had a little snack during trick-or-treating. No candy for him this year.
We took a few pictures when we got back home.
Lexi stopped counting her candy at 150. She then decided to lay down in the middle of it all.
I think Jayvan had a great first Halloween.
HAHA! Love the lobster.
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