My little trick or treaters.

Trevor was going back and forth on if he was to old to trick or treat this year.  I told him he had a good few years in him.  I think it's good to go until 12 isn't it?  Maybe older who knows. But he wouldn't go with out a friend.  So Patrick joined us. 
It was another night of perfect weather.  I really don't miss bundling up with a huge coat under my kids costume only to freeze or be soaked after 10 mins.  Halloween in TX never gets old.  I LOVE It.
The boys filled up there bucket twice until we called it quits.  I was pretty tired by the end and we had more then enough candy to last us the rest of the year.

When Gavin said he wanted to be a Jelly fish and a RED one for that matter I started searching for costumes.  Having no luck this was the best I could come up with.   He Loved it so that's all that matters right.

The older boys had to be something creepy. Patrick, Josh, Gavin and Trevor.   As we walked the neighborhood our group somehow kept growing.  By the end we had so many boys and several grim reapers it was hard to keep track of them.

Trevor wanted the scream mask.  We compromised on this one.  :)..

Josh wanted to be the same thing as Trevor only he wanted to be the purple grim reaper.

By the end of the night I was holding two masks, a knife, and a Jelly fish hat.  And they would just tell people what they were for Halloween. Happens every year. :)...

Ryan heard there was a haunted Garage in the next neighbor hood over.  We took the boys there.  Not knowing one side was for little kids and the other (the scary side) was for bigger.  Poor little Gavin came out terrified.  When he is nervous he sticks his hand in his mouth.  His whole hand.  And he came out of there with his hand crammed down his throat and wet pants.  Last night he slept in my bed with me saying "I hate garages"  Poor little guy.  I was not a happy camper that happened.  He finally hasn't had a  night terror for two week straight.  I forgot how great it was to get more then 3 hrs of sleep a night.  Hopefully we can help him forget about the scary garage soon.