Halloween Party 2023
September Monthly Musings-Fall & Halloween
Toasted Pumpkin Seeds
Halloween Party 2011
Some really good friends of ours, J & R, have a big Halloween party every year where each of their kids gets to invite 5 kids each, so there was about 25-30 kids. Needless to say they needed our help. Rob and R have become great friends over the past couple of years. R’s boys are in our cub scout pack and R is one of the Assistant cub masters. Although our kids are varying in age, you would never know. We’ve been over to their house a few times in the last couple months and we don’t hear a peep out of any of the 6 of them! That’s pretty amazing. Anyway, serious digression there…So we went to the party to help out as R & J made up a bunch of games along with a haunted house and they really needed some more adult help and supervision.
Us…me as a baby, Rob as Trooper Taylor, Drew as Cam Newton, Alex as an Alien

Halloween Festivities 2009
Here’s a pic of the boys on our Trick or Treating night, which was moved to Thursday due to football. Yah, Football reigns here, so much they move Halloween to a school night!

Friday night we went to campus for the Annual Pumpkin Carving
Halloween Costumes Through the Years
Mummy Magnet {Halloween craft}
This mummy magnet is so easy, but still fun for kids of all ages. As a former teacher, I understand when you need a little something to fill time, whether it be in the classroom, at a party, or just at home one rainy afternoon. Having these few materials on hand, could be a life saver! It makes for a cute little magnet on the fridge to bring back those fun fall memories.
Makes: 1
Making Time: 10-20 minutes depending on age
Materials:
Wooden ice cream spoon
White glue
2 googly eyes
1 magnet (or instead of making a magnet you can use a safety pin if you prefer to show it off with your favorite Halloween shirt)
5-6 White Jersey potholder loops or 1 old white shoe lace
