For the past 3 years James and I have been invited to a party in Lexington where our friends, Kay and Bob, live and get hundreds of trick-or-treaters. This year I swear they got nearly a thousand. I'm serious, it was a constant stream for 2 1/2 hours. We adults dress up too and watch the masses come and go as we enjoy our own yummy treats.
I hadn't really paid much attention to Halloween, since we don't get trick-or-treaters living out in the county, until Kay and Bob invited us to their parties. I forgot how much fun it is to dress up. Each year I do my internet searches for homemade costumes for adults and then wing it. Here are the results of this year's research. James' costume is pretty self-explanatory.
He's still wearing the beard and mustache paint because I told him how hot he looks. I can't get over how different he looks with dark eyebrows and a beard. I mean, can you say sexy? I may have to dress him up more often.
It seems my costumes always need some explaining. People look at me and tip their heads. I'll post a picture first and let you guess. Then I'll tell you what I am for those of you who are a little slower.
Need help? I'm a one night stand. Get it? I have a few friends who may appreciate what's hanging from my right ear. Zoom in and look closer. As much as I hate this next picture of me I'm posting it anyway so you can see my earring because I know a few of you may get a giggle out of it.
There were many great costumes at the party. Our friends Bee and Dave were dressed perfectly as Bee and her Bee Keeper. Who's Dave kidding, really? Does Bee have a keeper?
Bob Ross and the happy little tree also showed up. Famous people everywhere.
The Gorton's fisherman brought fish sticks - my favorite.
And our hostess, the always-beautiful-in-anything-she-wears, Kay Lera, with Bob Ross.
Remember Glenn Campbell and the Rhinestone Cowboy? You probably have to be my age or older to remember that song. Well, the rhinestone cowboy was there too. Ok, these guys look drunk but they weren't. The photographer is to blame for this picture. They do look happy though.
I wish I could have captured a photo that shows how many children came to their front porch but it was dark out so you really can't see this swarm.
Happy Halloween. I hope you all got a hundred Reese's peanut butter cups.
I hadn't really paid much attention to Halloween, since we don't get trick-or-treaters living out in the county, until Kay and Bob invited us to their parties. I forgot how much fun it is to dress up. Each year I do my internet searches for homemade costumes for adults and then wing it. Here are the results of this year's research. James' costume is pretty self-explanatory.
I wish I could have captured a photo that shows how many children came to their front porch but it was dark out so you really can't see this swarm.
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