Aren't they cute? |
1. Much of the zoo was closed and the animals were in bed which made me sad because that was really a big chunk of why we went. Here are a few that we did see:
Poe the Raven |
A wallaby in a dog bed |
Fred and George the skunks |
3. The weather was awful with high winds and cold temperatures which reeked havoc on the minimal decorations. The stations did not really make an attempt at decorating perhaps because of the wind. Here is a bit of decor I did like:
These smoking skulls were cool in a haphazard, didn't hide the hardware way. |
Stretching spider webs is an art form best not left to amateurs |
Carved pumpkin patch in the big backyard had some good designs like the peacock on the left. |
I liked seeing Baby M's and Son of Nell's costumes! Where's a photo of yours? I agree that the pile of smoking skulls are kinda cool too.
ReplyDeleteWell you know Debra, I am a woman of mystery who is rarely seen in unphotoshopped pictures. However, I will make an appearance once this Halloween, I promise.
DeleteSkunks are scary. When you see one at least.
ReplyDeleteLook at that cute little skunk foot. How can you say scary?
DeleteI love the raven, what a handsome bird. I do like the mask tree thing, they sort of flow together, but I agree about the webbing. Didn’t Coco Chanel say “less is more”? I’m sure she was talking about properly stretching spider webbing.
ReplyDeleteI don’t understand people’s ageism on handing out candy. I find it disheartening that there has to be a blue bucket movement. Anyone that comes to my door gets candy. I don’t care how old they look, or whether or not they say trick or treat/thank you (even verbal kids get shy or caught up in the excitement). Even the teens that just don a mask and carry a pillowcase get candy. Lame as their costume might be, they’re still having fun. Who am I to judge? And it's just candy.
I too would have loved to see your costume.
I agree - I give everyone candy. I am not one of those "to old for the holiday" people.
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