This year was the first year I was
able to do Trick or Treating Halloween night with the girls. Last year I
worked, and the girls did Trick or Treating in Blue Ash so they could visit me;
the year prior to that I worked, as well, and the girls were in Lexington and
Trick or Treated with their maternal grandparents. The year before that we did
Trick or Treating at the Tri-County Mall (since it was cold and rainy), but
because the pickings were so slim, I don’t think it counts.
Chloe used face paint to dress up
like a zombie, and we wrapped Zoey in Ace bandages so she could go as a mummy.
We Trick or Treated in our neighborhood, and we had fantastic luck: the girls’
bags were filled to the brim! The highlight of Trick or Treat was the House of
Terror down the street. There were two scary-looking clowns wielding maces and
stalking the driveway, and we had to walk up the driveway to a booth to collect
the candy.
Zoey clung to me like a life-vest.
“I’m scared of the clowns, Anty, but
I need the candy.”
She ended up burying her head in my
neck and crying.
But she got two handfuls of candy,
so I think it was worth it.
When we got home we rifled through
their candy (Mom & Dad always get first pick!), and I ordered Papa John’s
for dinner and we made mummy dogs (hot dogs wrapped in dough). Ashley broke out
some Stella Rosa peach wine and we lit a fire in the hearth and watched Caroline on Netflix. It was, without a
doubt, our best Halloween yet.
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