I had to hold her the rest of the time, and then she spotted some guy dressed as a headless monster and that did her in. Poor thing clung to me in fright and screamed her head off...we really need to work on her party/social skills! From then on, she just asked to go home so eventually I gave up and did.
Her face said it all...
and what didn't help things was when we got home, we discovered we had been the victims of a candy theft! Two older boys dressed in camo were leaving our house when we got there, and I had a sneaking suspicion that they had taken more than their fair share of candy. When I asked them if they had cleaned us out, they said, "No, it was the boys in front of us". Right...by 6:10 p.m. (not even dark yet), we had been robbed of all our candy. We were so mad! The girls and I said we hoped they got a tummy ache and the "throw ups".
Addie not so much at first, she needed Brian's help. And every house we came to, she would ask, "Do they have a dog?" She was scared, but eventually she let the dog fear go and had a good time going door-to-door with her sister. By the end of our rounds, she was having a great time and saying hilarious things.
they knew that house had a Gigi and special treats!
We were some of the last Blenheim people out Halloween night believe it or not. The girls stayed up till 8:30 p.m. and had a fabulous time. It was perfect Halloween weather and once we got in the rhythm of trick-or-treating, it was hard to stop! Although the holiday started out a little scary (Addie's mood, the dogs, the candy thief, the headless monster), it finished up strong (and sweet- those girls ate WAY too much candy)!
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