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Trick-Or-Treat!

Halloween - I don't get very excited about this holiday and generally want to see it just slip on by.  This year, I hadn't even given costumes much thought.  Luckily, Caiden wasn't overly excited about dressing up, so he was what he was last year:  a farmer.  Thanks to our Flaming friends, Cambry wore a fairy costume.  And, last but not least, I found the 18 month kitty costume I had put together for Cambry 4 years ago so Delaney could wear it.  I have to admit, it is fun to see them all dressed up! 

We did have fun trick-or-treating, which is "tricky" in the country.  If you don't make arrangements ahead of time with neighbors, you can't count on them being ready for trick-or-treaters!  Delaney caught on quickly to picking out a piece of candy from the basket that was presented at each door.  And, at the places she knew very well (grandparents' houses), she wasn't satisfied with leaving right away!  It was a beautiful night to be out!


Afterwards - whiskers and all!

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