Monday, 1 November 2010

Such is life.

Happy Halloween! Ours was a bit of a wash out truth be told, we only had two sets of guisers at the door, and when my friend and I took our 3 yr old's out for their first ever guising, hardly anyone even opened their doors! Miserable people. Never mind, I've sent OH off with a bag full of goodies for everyone at work. So they'll be happy at least.

Hopefully our bonfire night will be better, we plan on having a little BBQ at a friends, and letting off some small child friendly fireworks. Baked potato's in the BBQ, sausages in buns, and maybe some soup. Lovely!
How funky is this pumpkin?! OH carved it, it's a geek related thing. lol. Trollface. I think it's fab looking. It's his first ever pumpkin carving, he put a lot of effort into it, I think it paid off!
OH's lovely picture taking skills. lol! Open cupboards, overflowing craft boxes, the lot! He couldn't work my camera very well, so we didn't get a lot of photos. And Little D was hyper so wouldn't stay still for many either.
A very bedraggled but happy little vampire.
How was your Halloween? Lots of fun I hope?!

Sal. X
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  1. A Thrifty Mrs1 November 2010 at 03:10

    Love the pumpkin and what scary folk!
    We had three sets of people to our door, one was a very sweet young family and another who refused to take our homemade food.
    The other ones were 18year olds at about 9.30. Grrr.

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  2. resewn sally1 November 2010 at 16:05

    Why on earth would they refuse homemade? That's ridiculous! It's sad that Halloween seems to be dying out. Bring back old fashioned Halloween I say!

    Sal. X

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  3. Anonymous2 November 2010 at 10:51

    They all look fab! and great pumpkin. we live in the middle of no where so had no trick or treaters...we had a small party for the kids and their friends and all was good!

    Thrifty Mrs, I cannot believe the ignorance of some people! I hope you slammed the door in their faces ;) We have some teenagers one year at an old house and the cheeky beggers refused sweets and asked for money so hubby chucked some chocolate coins at them! xxx

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  4. resewn sally2 November 2010 at 16:09

    Chocolate coins, love it! Ha ha! Cheeky sods.

    Sal. X

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  5. Sue @ Smiffy's Blog5 November 2010 at 09:19

    Hi Sal, I love the photos of the boys in their outfits! And that pumpkin puts mine to shame! S x

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  6. resewn sally6 November 2010 at 04:00

    Mine too Sue! I've carved lots of pumpkins and turnips over the years, this was OH's first and he's put all mine to shame! I think we know what his halloween job is going to be from now on, apart from getting the decorations out of the loft. lol. X

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