I wanted to get a picture of Justin sitting next to the pumpkins we carved, but he insisted that I pose first. Then he took a turn, but the expression in his face says it all.... Halloween is not his favorite holiday. He's bringin' the scowl back.
Justin held out as long as he could before putting on his costume. Truth be told, I am surprised he actually put it on. He wouldn't look in the mirror with it on - or look at the one and only picture I got of him wearing it. After posing for the picture we went next door to trick-or-treat at Phillip's - they were not home right then and Justin high-tailed back to the house and the costume came off. He was done. He was not interested. He gets an A for effort though.
Back at home we got our first group of trick-or-treaters, I handed out the candy and asked Justin if he wanted to try trick-or-treating again. He did. But he wanted to do it like last year, wearing his normal clothes and the little back pack. We made the lap around the neighborhood, filled up his spider pail with lots of treats and then went back home to man our door.
Justin really enjoyed handing out the candy. I told him to give 2 pieces to the little kids and 1 piece to the big kids. He was very perticular about what candy each person got and that the 2 pieces were not of the same type of candy. Each time the doorbell rang he ran to the door. And many times he pulled the door open even before the kids had hit the doorbell.
I wanted to get a picture of Justin sitting next to the pumpkins we carved, but he insisted that I pose first. Then he took a turn, but the expression in his face says it all.... Halloween is not his favorite holiday. He's bringin' the scowl back.
Justin held out as long as he could before putting on his costume. Truth be told, I am surprised he actually put it on. He wouldn't look in the mirror with it on - or look at the one and only picture I got of him wearing it. After posing for the picture we went next door to trick-or-treat at Phillip's - they were not home right then and Justin high-tailed back to the house and the costume came off. He was done. He was not interested. He gets an A for effort though.
Back at home we got our first group of trick-or-treaters, I handed out the candy and asked Justin if he wanted to try trick-or-treating again. He did. But he wanted to do it like last year, wearing his normal clothes and the little back pack. We made the lap around the neighborhood, filled up his spider pail with lots of treats and then went back home to man our door.
Justin really enjoyed handing out the candy. I told him to give 2 pieces to the little kids and 1 piece to the big kids. He was very perticular about what candy each person got and that the 2 pieces were not of the same type of candy. Each time the doorbell rang he ran to the door. And many times he pulled the door open even before the kids had hit the doorbell.
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