Sunday, November 1, 2009

Happy Hallows Day!

If last night was Hallows Eve, then... today would be Hallows Day, right? Last night was a lot of fun, despite the fact that yesterday was full of stress. This is the third year in a row that Stephen and I got our costumes the day of. We went shopping earlier in the month but couldn't find the appropriate wig/beard for a Hagrid costume. We looked at many places. (As for me, I put off getting my costume altogether because I thought since I wanted to be Mcgonnagal from Harry Potter the traditional black witch's hat and cape would be easy enough. Apparently so did every one else in the Provo/Orem area.) So Stephen ended up going as an undercover CIA agent in Pakistan dressed as an Arab. I went as Carmen Miranda, fruit basket head and all, and James was a clown. We were ridiculously late to the Halloween Party, due to the fact that I had a mental breakdown at Savers (yes, over the fact that I couldn't find a costume!! Have a problem with that?) But when we got to the party we had a lot of fun. (For pictures and more particulars as to the party we went to click here.)
We also took some pictures:








5 comments:

Megan said...

If it helps, my last mental breakdown occured on St. Patrick's Day, when my THIRD attempt at Irish soda bread failed as spectacularly as my first two attempts. I remember dumping it all in the garbage and bawling in the kitchen in front of a horrified Karl and Camryn. I'm not sure which was worse--crying over bread, or seeing the fear and uncertainty in Camryn's eyes. It definitely sobered me up in a jiffy. But I still don't think I'll be attempting Irish soda bread anytime soon!

(A tip: when in doubt, blame it ALL on hormones. It's amazing how quickly things settle down when you're no longer breastfeeding!)

Sarah B Heath said...

He is so chunky!!! Cutest clown ever. Your outfit looks great; despite your breakdown, it all worked out. We had a blast in Seattle, missed you much! Scarlett was a pink cheetah. Ian and I were ourselves. Ha.

linda said...

I loved your Carmen Miranda costume. And James made a darling clown, even if he looks way too sober in the pictures. Of course, come to think of it, clowns' smiles are always painted on.

Lydia and Josh said...

Wish I was there to celebrate with you. I love your costume!

Fruit Basket Review said...

I'm a BYU grad myself! You make a great Carmen Miranda with that fruit basket on your head.