Halloween rolled around fast this year and Connor was excited to be an Indian. Well, he wanted to be a penguin but it cost $50 and the Indian was only $20. He had to put the dang thing on for the Castle Heights Carnival, Daycare Parade, Castle Heights Parade, trick or treating at the hospital and the ward party so needless to say, he was trick or treated out by Halloween night... thank goodness. I'm glad I was able to get at least one good picture. He wasn't in much of a cooperative mood.
Here I am begging him to quit crying long enough for a photo and promising that he can go home and take his nap after we are done. I had to drag him through the halls of the school during the parade because by the time it got to be 6th grade's turn, he was done.
Well, at least I am smiling.... he was growling.
This was one of my favorite homemade costumes this year at school. She protected us with her force field all day long.
Here I am begging him to quit crying long enough for a photo and promising that he can go home and take his nap after we are done. I had to drag him through the halls of the school during the parade because by the time it got to be 6th grade's turn, he was done.
Well, at least I am smiling.... he was growling.
2 comments:
Perfect training for the Castle Valley Pageant! "Wanna play cowboys and indians? If I be cowboy, you be indian". Such a cute costume.
You look like CHer with the wig....but way cute!
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