When it came time to choose what costume Evan was going to wear for Halloween, we had a ridiculously easy "decision" to make. Our friends Dan & Michelle gave us the costume that their son Max wore last year a few weeks after Evan was born. The fact that we happen to have tubs full of teddy bears that Steph bought as source material for her
teddy skull pieces is just a happy coincidence:
Because the neighborhood kids didn't start trick-or-treating until right around his bed time Evan didn't get to go around and collect candy this year, which is probably for the best -- Steph and I really don't need an excuse or opportunity to eat more candy. He did get to help greet people for a little bit, though, and he was ready to get out there if needed:
Of course Evan eventually had to get out of his costume so he could get ready for bed:
Steph wanted to make sure I mentioned this was a picture of Evan's "bear bottom" (I didn't think it was that funny, but she was quite tickled by the homophone).
Because the neighborhood kids didn't start trick-or-treating until right around his bed time Evan didn't get to go around and collect candy this year, which is probably for the best -- Steph and I really don't need an excuse or opportunity to eat more candy. He did get to help greet people for a little bit, though, and he was ready to get out there if needed:
Of course Evan eventually had to get out of his costume so he could get ready for bed:
Steph wanted to make sure I mentioned this was a picture of Evan's "bear bottom" (I didn't think it was that funny, but she was quite tickled by the homophone).
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