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Halloween Fun


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In lieu of Halloween coming up, and it is one of my fave holidays I thought it would be fun to  discuss your fave costume you've ever done.

For myself I would say  that as a kid, the one year my mother dressed me up as the wolf from Little Red Ridding Hood, but as an adult I would say it was the year I dressed up as a vampire. I had a friend who designed all kinds of fake costume teeth and he had made me a set that was so cool and unexpected. It was fun I guess too because it was my first time visting New Orleans as well so it was kind that whole wooo hooo  vacay in the big easy thing.


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When teaching I was a sow (pig) once. I wore a snout, ears, and pink long underwear with a curly tail and nipples sewn down the front... Those high school kids got a kick out of it.

 

I'd love to see Halloween done American style.  It's not such a big deal up here, maybe because by October 31st it is usually darn cold and snowy and really limits costumes and decorations... although we have made some creepy snow men in the past.  LOL

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My best costumes were in college. My Dad helped me build a slot machine which I wore. It worked too! Payout was in candy! Won a prize for that one. Another one was a "girl in a hot tub". Complete with steam rising from dry ice and my glass of wine! Thank goodness I live in a warm climate!

Sewing an Aurora costume (Malificent movie) for my daughter today.

Halloween is a big deal in our neighborhood!

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