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8 year old dd a devil

11 yr old dd a witch, same thing for 5 years now.

15 yer old ds an anime character, don't know the name but he is from a nintendo ds game that plays 80's music.

I have to say I do not love halloween, who thought turning a perfectly decent pagan festival into a candy fest was a good idea. My dentist hubby cringes when he sees the crap that they recieve!!!:D
 
This is my 8 year old second year level 4 daughter:) Her gymnastics club had a team Halloween party last weekend.
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Cute girls.

Mine crashed in bed at 8pm, including the 11 year old. 15 year old son is at party with friends. I have eaten enough of those cute little chocolate bars to keep me awake for a week and in the gym for another month!!!:D

All fun!

Roll on xmas, we of course have thanksgiving in October up in the Great White North.
 
Our gym's lock-in is the highlight of the year for a lot of our gymnasts. On a nearby Saturday we meet around 3pm at the gym. We all go together to a corn maze/pumpkin patch...cider, donuts, feeding the animals...each gymnast getting to pick out out a small pumpkin.

Back to the gym after for pizzas & pumpkin decorating (markers). The kids then parade around the floor in their costumes...a little 'competition' (where all get a prize).

After dark we split into two groups; the younger ones to a less scary haunted train ride, the older ones to a haunted woods.

We all get back to the gym after an hour or so, where we have a DJ set up on the floor. Lights out, disco lights on...and the kids go crazy dancing around for a couple hours. "Lights out" at midnight, but of course most of them are up & about until the wee hours.

We usually have 6-10 parents stay over too - as much fun for us as the kids I bet. Other than carpooling & keeping everyone safe and out of trouble, we end up staying up most of the night playing cards, etc.

A great time for everyone
 

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