When I first met Brian I didn't understand his deep true love for Halloween. I mean, I love candy and playing dress-up as much as the next kid, but is it really a holiday one must celebrate with family?
Well, it turns out that if you come from a neighborhood that gets exponentially more trick-or-treaters than I've ever seen in my life, you certainly do. I mean, you don't even worry about having people ring your doorbell in this neighborhood: you just sit out on the front porch and people form a line that reaches down to the street.
That graph right there shows that my in-laws provided candy to 1,715 trick-or-treaters last Wednesday, just slightly more than last year. So Brian, Adriana, and I spent all of last week in South Pasadena, where we decked out the front yard with ugly ghouls strung across the lawn on fishing line, fun jack-o-lanterns, and Herman, the dummy who is dropped on unsuspecting little beggars as they made their way up the the driveway.
Herman, hanging in the trees:
The ugliest Halloween decoration ever:
Pumpkins (I did the witch):
And now, what I know you've all been waiting for, my favorite squooshy monkey:
2 comments:
You know, I have an album with pictures of you as a baby, and she definitely looks like you... then... *nods*
That's funny, because Brian's family constantly says that she is the spitting image of his sister as a baby.
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