When I was seven years old I came up with the
idea that everyone in my trick or treat group had to dress according to one
consistent theme. At that time, the easiest one to pull off was “things on a
farm,” so as our merry band of candy hunters gathered together, we had a bunny,
two fruits, a bird, a scarecrow, and a few farmers in our midst. Looking back,
I realize that was pretty extreme for a second grader but for some reason, it
just felt right to plan out our costumes that way. Since then, Halloween has
always been a big to-do for me. I even used to joke that it was my national
holiday!
So when I discovered that Anna was just as
into costume themes and ideas, I knew I had found a kindred spirit. I love how
she gets a thrill out of setting everything just right—and how doing so isn’t
stressful, and just flows naturally. I actually have a very all-or-nothing
attitude towards Halloween these days (to do anything half-way would not do it
justice!). And since I haven’t had the energy to go full throttle, I’m glad I
can live vicariously through her amazing creations.
So in honor of one of the most fun-filled
holidays of the year, allow me to share a few snippets from Anna's greatest hits
collection. Hope you enjoy your candy and this “Halloween Retrospective”:D
Trick or treat!
tata
Hi girls! Where's the Like button? Love this post! Too bad I no longer fit in my Dorothy costume! :)
ReplyDeletethanks, my dear! maybe you'll still fit into your catwoman pants :) our nyc halloween parade experience was one of my all-time faves—and i'll never forget our subway in full costume moment :D
Deletethanks for sharing! hahaha i love one of the themes - little mermaid
ReplyDeletewhere the yaya's white uniform plays a part...so pinoy!
hahaha thanks, carliloo! you wanted to BE the little mermaid before! i love the jellyfish umbrella also. too funny!
DeleteLove this post Tata and Anna! Congratulations on your blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Venisse! Isn’t it fun to play dress up? :)
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