The halloween celebrations have been going on over the past few weeks, and ended last night in a candy explosion, jack o'lanterns, kids (and grown ups) in costumes. Unlike last year where we barely knew if a toddler could go trick or treating, we were better prepared this time around.
Over the weekend we met up with friends at Boston Common for a halloween pumpkin fest, and brought a carved pumpkin along that would be lit along with many others on the Frog Pond. It ended up freezing cold and windy, so we hurried home before the parade. Yesterday we went to Cambridge to join another Danish family for dinner and trick or treating. I so regret we didn't bring the real camera (I only had my phone with me), because it was so cute to see all the little kids with their costumes and all the amazing and elaborate decorations people had put up. Wauw! I didn't even manage to get a proper picture of the kids in their costumes. Silja had practiced to do trick or treat with a neighbor: Knock knock, 'trick or treat' and 'thank you', when something went in the bucket, so she was ready and very very excited. She was a little shy and not much a roaring tiger once it was the real deal though. This morning she asked when it is Halloween again, so she is totally hooked.
wau ser fedt ud Dorte. Der må det være fedt at være i Halloween-landet ;) Meget begrænset hvad vi har lavet i år, men vejret har været virkelig regnfuldt og trist og så har tiden været knap..... Men fedt for jer at få den oplevelse med, I må sprede gode vibes næste år til denne tid, så vi andre kan komme i sving.
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