Happy Halloween, everyone! My treat for
you today is a post chock full of photos of more decorations, candy,
and of course, Mystery!
Since my last Halloween post, I've
gotten two new decorations, as well as some adorable old cookie
cutters that my mom found for me.
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| Painted by my aunt. |
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| Scarecrow from my mom. |
I've also made two more apple cider jug
ghosts.
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| *narrows eyes* "Another one? Really?" |
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| "Hmmm...I guess this one's alright." |
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| The whole group of ghosties. |
Oh, and I did some spooky sketches,
too.
My favorite Halloween candy when I was
younger (and obviously not vegan yet) was Reese's peanut butter cups.
But there's nothing to fear, for there's a delicious vegan version
that I just recently tried out: Justin's organic dark chocolate peanut butter
cups. They are awesome!
Zach and I bought a good amount of
vegan Halloween candy – Skittles (original and sour), Jolly
Ranchers, Sour Patch Kids, and Swedish Fish – so we will be
prepared for the trick-or-treaters tonight! I'm so excited; I love
giving out treats and seeing all the cute, creative costumes!
I'm going to be a witch again this
Halloween, but little old Mystery decided she didn't want to be my familiar.
Instead, she wanted to be the wolf from
Little Red Riding Hood.
I found her practicing a couple days ago,
sitting up in bed, all snuggled in, just waiting for some noms to be
brought to her by an unsuspecting do-gooder who might have believed she was their grandmother.
"My, what few teeth you have!"
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| "The better to gum you with, my dear!" |
Peace. :)
