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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
If you have questions about this, please email help@theknot.com.
Thank you.
Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
What was your favorite costume?
Did you have trick-or-treaters? What was your favorite costume???
There is a little girl (like 2ish) in my neighborhood who was 'Lightning McQueen' (see below) from the movie cars. She was so cute and shy... I told her that I liked her costume, and she said really loudly, "I like your hat!". (I was a witch) It was so cute! Then she ran back to her parents, who were laughing at the whole exchange 
Re: What was your favorite costume?
My nephew was a monkey last year (he was a year old) his costume came complete with giant fake ears and one of those little hats with a tassle. Cutest thing ever.
He was a dino this year. I didn't get to see him though and I haven't gotten pictures yet.
We had a group of girls come tonight dressed as nerds who were about 12 and they were so cute! One of them was even walking funny like a classic nerd would lol.
There was also a little boy dressed a ghost buster and the best part was his candy bucket was their proton pack thing. (A really technical description huh? haha)
There was also a girl who was actually pregnant who was maybe 14-15 years old.
I went to my brother's house to see my nephews dressed up so I got to see some of their trick or treaters.
One kid about 9 years old was dressed as Hulk Hogan, the mustache is what got me, it was hilarious.
One group of girls were Justin Beiber fans and they had made posters like they were going to a concert and they were all decked out in Justin Beiber clothes, pins, etc....
There were at least 10 kids dressed as Spiderman, that was the most common costume I saw.
My favorite was a little girl around 4 dressed up at Jessie from Toy Story complete with freckles.
Or this little boy about 3 that dressed up as a vampire, who kept coming back telling us that the neighbors house was scary, and helped himself to more candy each time he came back to tell us, about 3 or 4 times it was fun.
The kids in our neighborhood really phoned it in this year. One little girl wasn't even wearing a costume and didn't even have a bag for her candy. Of course there was the group of early teens dressed as slutty nurse, angel, etc. Nice. I really only remember one costume and it was a girl dressed as a vampire with blood on her mouth. It was done well.
My twin nephews were Fred and George Weasley. So cute!! When they came over, I was wearing a robe (my graduation robe, but whatever...it worked!), a Gryffindor scarf, and the sorting hat. I may or may not have had my wand and a golden snitch nearby...
I think the cutest was this little girl dressed up as Mickey Mouse. The belly was so round and her legs just stuck out the bottom. She was running to the next house and her legs were moving so fast, but she really wasn't going anywhere. We laughed so hard!
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