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2 miles! That was how far we walked for trick or treating. Our little 4 yr old enjoyed every step! He didn't complain once, not even when it started raining!  He had a group of friends, skeleton costume (complete with painted face) and light up shoes!

  The joy of sugar infused children running from house to house, giggling, screaming and yelling trick or treat was a memory that his mother and I will have for a long time. We even dressed up and braved the balmy 65 degrees, sore feet and rainy weather to see our little guy making memories! Seriously, costumes do not breathe!

 We sorted through a colossal amount of candy! He has enough for 2 months! We have good bargaining pieces for potty training and reading classes! Halloween has come and gone like a bucket of candy and Christmas will soon be upon us!

 With all that has been going on in the world around us, this was beautiful get away from all the chaos.

 

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