The party.
Because my camera is so lame (hint, hint, Mitch), you can't see it very well, but we got a bunch of these classic portraits remade into ghoulish faces. MWAHAHAHAHAAAAA...
The garage became an awesome place to bash each other with light sabers and try out their glow-in-the-dark jewelry, but hey, it was all worth it because, now? I can finally park my car in there! If only I had the remote control for the opener...
Billy Bones greets the guests.
A frog, a princess, and Wonder Woman with her belt around her armpits.
How may I serve you, m'lord?
Vittles. Here's what was a success, judging by what was leftover: Pumpkin pasties--I made over a hundred and there were six left. Spicy noodles, Long Pork (I didn't know this, but that's what cannibals call human flesh. I used chinese bbq pork since I didn't have any human meat on hand), and surprisingly, the shrimp brain was even well dug into. Every kid that walked by gave it a good poke, too. Also, I went through three big batches of Grandpa's Toes (mini corn dogs with the top shaved off to look like a toenail). Not too successful was the bat wings (chicken wings), but they were kinda hidden behind the booze in a crock pot, trolls' ears (tortellini salad), and vampire's trail mix. I think the scabs (dried cranberries) were a turnoff.
The world's cutest Batman and hottest Robin.
This is Ian, such a diehard Avatar fan that he shaved his head bald for this costume. Oh yeah, and the kid without any teeth and the bloody knife is Henry. None of my kids were in their costumes for more than 10 minutes--too much running around to do.
Rowrrrrrrrr!!!! Hot Vampiress Beth and adorable witchy Celia.
The cutest royalty at the party, Gary and Bernetta.
This party goer had a little too much rum.
The cemetery by daylight. Much better at night with the strobes and music.
Someone dropped a Bouncy House on the Wicked Witch of the East!
Yum! You know you wanna try it.
Mummy, brain, eyeball, and kid decorated cupcakes.
Because my camera is so lame (hint, hint, Mitch), you can't see it very well, but we got a bunch of these classic portraits remade into ghoulish faces. MWAHAHAHAHAAAAA...
The garage became an awesome place to bash each other with light sabers and try out their glow-in-the-dark jewelry, but hey, it was all worth it because, now? I can finally park my car in there! If only I had the remote control for the opener...
Billy Bones greets the guests.
A frog, a princess, and Wonder Woman with her belt around her armpits.
How may I serve you, m'lord?
Vittles. Here's what was a success, judging by what was leftover: Pumpkin pasties--I made over a hundred and there were six left. Spicy noodles, Long Pork (I didn't know this, but that's what cannibals call human flesh. I used chinese bbq pork since I didn't have any human meat on hand), and surprisingly, the shrimp brain was even well dug into. Every kid that walked by gave it a good poke, too. Also, I went through three big batches of Grandpa's Toes (mini corn dogs with the top shaved off to look like a toenail). Not too successful was the bat wings (chicken wings), but they were kinda hidden behind the booze in a crock pot, trolls' ears (tortellini salad), and vampire's trail mix. I think the scabs (dried cranberries) were a turnoff.
The world's cutest Batman and hottest Robin.
This is Ian, such a diehard Avatar fan that he shaved his head bald for this costume. Oh yeah, and the kid without any teeth and the bloody knife is Henry. None of my kids were in their costumes for more than 10 minutes--too much running around to do.
Rowrrrrrrrr!!!! Hot Vampiress Beth and adorable witchy Celia.
The cutest royalty at the party, Gary and Bernetta.
This party goer had a little too much rum.
The cemetery by daylight. Much better at night with the strobes and music.
Someone dropped a Bouncy House on the Wicked Witch of the East!
Yum! You know you wanna try it.
Mummy, brain, eyeball, and kid decorated cupcakes.
Was that MY girlfriend in your bed?.......Dad
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