Halloween pictures

[laurainlimbo]

I'm sure lots of people went out to parties or clubs tonight, but here I just stayed home. We had a slow night, but it was lots of fun. This afternoon we carved out the tops of some small pumpkins and put candles in them so we could light up the front window for trick-or-treaters, and I carved a small pumpkin to put out front too. Also we baked the pumpkin seeds, and baked some brownies, so there were goodies for us to eat. We didn't get too many trick-or-treaters, and hardly any small children (so we have wayy to much candy left over!) I think there must have been parties and alternatives for the younger kids this year. This was my first time to hand out candy on Halloween for many years, since I was either in apartments or in Japan. And who knows where I'll be next year for Halloween...

Anyway, here's a couple pics of my Halloween decorations:











And here's my cat Leo and my mom's cat Buddy looking out the window at dinnertime. I love their matching postures, and also check out Buddy's eyes reflecting in the window. They're glowing! Green! (oh I should have moved that magazine out of the way - very interesting article in that Newsweek!)



Hope everyone had a fun and safe night:)

Comments

[doubtful-salmon.livejournal.com]

So IS your baby a racist?

[laurainlimbo.livejournal.com]

well since I don't have a baby I can't answer. But this headline really made me mad when I saw it because it's so obvious that they're trying to get people to buy the magazine. a headline like that, despite what the actual article states, is just going to make people angry, and start a ridiculous debate about whether or not babies and small children already start to discriminate about race. I am pretty sure that racism is taught.

[doubtful-salmon.livejournal.com]

Racism is taught, BY BABIES.