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DH thinks it is silly for me and older DD's to dress up for Halloween.
We won't be TOT'ing. We'll be working booths at our church festival that night. I'm rather excited about it myself. 
Oldest DD wants to be Pajama Girl. Some made up superhero from a disney show. iCarly, I think.
Middle DD, a cat burglar. Dressed all in black carrying a bag of stolen stuffed cats.
I need to think of something simple and witty for myself.
Re: DH thinks it is silly for me and older DD's to dress up for Halloween.
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It is silly....but that's the point
Halloween is my favorite holiday because it's about nothing other than having FUN!
Your DD's cat burglar costume sounds awesome! lol
Not sure what we'll dress up as this year to pass out candy. We just went to a costume wedding reception and DH wore a smoking jacket/silk pajams/top hat/fake mustache/bubble pipe ...and I went as "DH on a Saturday" - his pj pants/"Can't Talk Games On" tshirt/ drink helmet with Dr Pepper cans in it/ his A&M slippers/ and the tv remote attached to my wrist.
Not silly at all.
We don't have kids yet and live in an apartment so we will probably just chill at home but on Sunday my mom and I are throwing our newest addition to our family (5 yr old cousin by marriage) a surprise Halloween birthday party. Her actual birthday is on Halloween and she lives in Lufkin with my uncle and her mom.
I'm super excited to dress up and have fun like a kid again. DH found a Charlie Sheen mask and I just bought him a bowling shirt like 2 weeks ago so he is going to dress up like Charlie from Two & a Half Men. I bought a pirate costume but now I'm thinking I may go as Rose fomr T&HM. lol...
Collin Thayne 10.11.2010
A friend of mine did something similar and won a costume contest with it. She dressed in all light blue (sweats), glued blobs of white batting to her to look like clouds and carried a squirt gun. She was "partly cloudy with a chance of rain".
I am SO borrowing that idea! Love it.
Comfy, cheap AND you get to squirt people when they ask what you are
Not silly at all.
My DH is a boring ole bump on a log too. Maddie is going to be Dorothy and I'm going to be the Wicked Witch of the West. My mom is going to be here and she may dress as Glinda the good witch. Just to take M trick or treating (unless we get lucky and get invited to a party). DH is not interested in dressing up and said he'll just hand out candy. Boring ole boringbore.
- Paula Deen to 104.1 KRBE's Producer Eric 9/17/2011