As is true with most holidays lately, the Halloween festivities last for multiple days. On Thursday Kylie had a party at dance class where she decided to take my costume and dress up as Scooby Doo. Yesterday, the kids had their parties at school. I spent the morning in Noah's classroom helping with their projects, parade throughout the school and then party. Here are a few pics from the festivities:
Later that afternoon it was off to Kylie's classroom to enjoy some time with my little Dorothy and her friends...and of course...more goodies:
This morning the kids had CCD class where they each had yet another party. This time Kylie wore her pirate costume from recital last year and Noah wore his Darth Vader costume he got for Xmas last year. As part of the 1st communion team I was only able to take pics of Kylie's class as I was with her the whole time. They each received a pumpkin which we then proceeded back to the classroom to decorate prior to the party.
After CCD it was off to soccer. The kids did great. Kylie had a number of great saves as goalie (her favorite position) and Noah was happy to actually play in the game as they were short on kids. After soccer it was a run home for quick lunch and change to Noah ready for his big Karate party. He had a great time with all the older kids. Here are a few shots:
There were teams and the younger kids had to mummify the team leaders (black belts). Noah was a little confused at first when Master D handed him a roll of toilet paper...don't think he knew what to do with it other than the normal use, but he caught on quickly.
A sneak picture of my little "Toothless" patiently waiting and watching the other kids. He was pretty tired at this point, but how cute is he?? For the costume contest he wouldn't go up for the scariest costume or the cutest...he felt he was the "most creative"....haha. Unfortunately he didn't win, but he was still having a lot of fun cheering for the others.
At the end each kid got to select a balloon which Master D then popped to reveal a small piece of paper. On it was either 2 small pieces of candy, 1 large candy or other bigger prizes like free private lesson, etc. Noah got 2 small candies...but in true Noah style he goes to select from the bowl, asks Mrs D if it is chocolate and when she says yes they start digging through the bowl to see if they is any non-chocolate candy. When there isn't Master D makes an exception and gives Noah a "big" bag of Skittles.
As we were leaving we also got a sandwich bag full of candy as well as a caramel apple. So as we go to the car he is asking what was in the bag that had the caramel apple. When I tell him an apple....out of all the goodies he got..this is what he wanted. Best yet when I opened it up for him he had no idea what to do with it...he tried to bite it and couldn't. So I took a bite to break through and he tried to eat a little...didn't like the outside and insisted I eat all the "sticky stuff" off so that he could eat the apple. I love it!!
Now they are both sound asleep with visions of running from house to house tomorrow night. Stay tuned for more fun to come I'm sure. Good Night!
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