October.

Thursday, October 29

Happy 44th Birthday, Dad! I Love You!

Friday, October 30

In celebration of Halloween at work, we all chose different decades to 'dress up' as. I chose the 60's/ 70's since I already had the earrings, tie dyed shirt, torn jeans and aviator sunglasses. I had been out the two days prior, so coming back on a day when we were able to let loose and have some fun definitely made it easier. Everyone brought in all sorts of sweet foods that I couldn't have since I just had mouth surgery #2.

All of the cute little pumpkins.
Jordan and I carving our pumpkins with pocket knives. very safe.my pumpkin
Hillbilly JackL to R: Brielle-90's grunge; Marleys- 50's Pink Lady; Shanthi- Indian; Stephanie- 20's flapper; me- 60's hippie; Norma- 70's hippie; Tiffany- 50's housewife; Caroline- 80'sTiffany brought us these. I haven't tried mine yet (gummy eye balls)- but I might at some point. Brielle brought these yummy mini cupcakes. "rock on" & "peace out dude"Brielle's pumpkin. (he's still nameless)



Saturday, October 31

Today, I went and hung out with Brielle and Matt for a little while, and uploaded the many pictures I took at work on Friday. Afterward, I went home and Alan and I headed to Wal Mart to try and come up with two costumes. Nothing like waiting until the very last minute, huh? Anyway, this is what we came up with. It ended up costing us $25 for both costumes. That's much better than the $60 each Halloween Express was charging.

Doug Funnie and Patty Mayonnaise Just for comparison.....


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The back of the shirt I made