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the astronaut, the fairy, and the baseball boy

 

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Trevy caught on to the Trick or Treat concept super quick

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No sooner would he be down the front steps of one house…

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than he was persistently saying “new one” ready for more loot at the next.

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Did you see that little post going around FaceBook about special kids coming to your door and taking more candy than they should?

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Trevy was that kid!

 

Double Dipper extraordinaire!

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Evidently, a cute astronaut is allowed to get away with it!

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He also tried to go INSIDE of a couple homes…

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Sometimes I sure wish I could read his mind.

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We went candy picking with a group of friends.

 

It was SO much fun!

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And Jonathan was great with Trevy.  Going to every door.  And even running with him to the next house – so he could be like “one of the kids”.

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I happen to love Halloween.  I love the costumes and makeup.  The smiles and snickers.  The sense of community.  It’s all just sooooo…

 

fun.

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Also…

 

Candy happens to be an excellent motivator.  For the astronaut, the fairy, and the baseball boy!

 

 

…danielle

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