A not so little boy asked if we could pull out the Halloween decorations please? I told him no. But that was because I planned to do it today and, of course, it’s all up in the attic. So while he was off on a field trip today and Fiona was napping, I threw some stuff around the living room that we dine in.
Miss Chessie decided to “help” by jumping up on the sideboard/bar and lay down in middle of my stuff right as I was getting started.
And she ended up looking like a vixen pin-up so there was my Instagram picture for National Cat Day.
Tonight’s tradition is a Friday night movie night and pizza. Something scary but not. The Scared Shrekless special from 2010 is my favorite “must see” for Halloween now! I laugh so hard. But first carving the pumpkins, a family creative activity my husband no longer fights. Then we line up the lit jack ‘o lanterns on the bookshelf to enjoy while we watch our movie.
Tomorrow is Halloween. We’ll be doing our grilled cheese and tomato soup and potato chip traditional meal. A first night out for Fiona trick or treating that she’ll remember. We’ve told Fiona Halloween isn’t scary, it’s pretend scary. She keeps repeating this back to us.
Do take a look at former Halloween decorations here.
Wanna see the whole month of posts? Start here.Wanna see yesterday’s post, go here.
If you enjoyed what you read, subscribe, via the subscription box in the sidebar, to my thrice weekly posts via your emailbox. And visit me on Instagram to see my daily pictures, friend me or like my page on Facebook. Or come find me on Twitter or Pinterest too. I am always practicing Intentional Intouchness so chat at me please. I live for conversations.
And, as always, Thanks to you for your visit.
2 Comments
This is why I sometimes wish I had a house: An attic full of Halloween goodies! So fun.
No Jennifer, an attic full of things that make feel like you have a life you really don’t have.