Halloween in Arlington

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Jessica and Kristin organized a pre-Trick or Treat party at our house last night. The girls brought chili, cornbread, and cookies. Kristin brought apples as well along with sticks, melted caramel and a bunch of treats to roll the carmel apples in. The Goodyear children were all such cute dinosaurs and Jess and Jack were the perfect palentologist couple. Todd hand painted the skeletons on their tee shirts. How about the new twins?!! They are due any day now. Laney was a reluctant goldfish to begin but she soon got into it. Kathy was a bit hit in her grape costume.

Stephanie and Donny came over with Will / Batman after Will had a big evening at St. John's Fall Festival. He had a big haul on the candy and was prepared to make it disappear in one night. You can see a few more shots in "Kevin's Picture" at the link on the left side of the blog. Happy Halloween!

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Brian said…
Looks fun but I think my favorite is the little gold fish. Had to go to the mall last night and saw a bunch of kids but the cutest was a little girl dressed as chick. It's good that Kathy participates.
November 1, 2008 at 2:52 PM
Kristin said…
Your family is certainly into Halloween. Looks as if everyone had fun. Did you dress in a costume, too Kevin? I went out to dinner with friends.
November 1, 2008 at 3:33 PM
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