Thursday, October 31, 2019

Happy Hallow-versary

Not surprisingly, the trick or treat traffic is less due to cold weather and snow. And while how we celebrate Halloween has changed, our feelings about Louisville have not. 

T-man still went over to the Martins for pizza and to hook up with his friends for trick or treating. He was unsure about his costume and unsure of actually going trick or treating. I think he enjoyed himself and had fun messing around with his friends. I explained that middle school is not too old to go out and enjoy being a kid! The parents did not socialize at the Martins as in years past, but I did stop and chat with the neighbors for a bit - one of which is the family we did our first Halloween with in Louisville. Always funny to relive the story of trick or treating with the former owner of this house. 

D-man went over to our friends’s house (their daughter is D-man’s age and was hosting the party). Marshall had a beer with a friend and we wrapped up the night with some homework. 




Pretty funny when he is running 




The gang 



Ready for the party 


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