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Sadly, my kids are not dressing up.  Your thread inspired me to text my kid at college (in our town) and ask if I should drop off a costume for them.  We still have a bunch of the costumes they made in elementary school, and I think some of the most recently would still fit oldest.

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Ah, I remember the days when my kid would change his mind a half dozen times between October 1st and Halloween. I also remember when he'd wear his costume out if I bought it too soon. Bird poop was never part of his plan but he would have thought it was an awesome costume in those days. 

He's 25 now. Went to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando a few weeks ago and is going to a costume party tomorrow night. He's Eddie Munson from Stranger Things.

 

 

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DD 11 is going as a crow. She’s made an elaborate costume involving feather boas that reminds me of Moira in SC, The Crowening. Cracks me up. DD has not seen SC, so she finds it mildly offensive when I slip and say, “the crowening costume” but it also makes her laugh.

For some reason, this crow costume also requires a staff, a hatchet, a dagger with “crow” markings, and a bottle of poison. It’s fierce!

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11 year old son - Waluigi

9 year old son- a lobster

7 year old daughter - an angel

4 year old daughter- a witch (she doesn’t like being called cute either. She says witches are ugly, so we have to tell her she looks ugly. 🤣)

I’m going as a pumpkin. JK, but I feel like one. 
 

I hate thinking ahead, but I saw this costume and I fell in love with it. I would just love to dress my baby up like this next year.

https://www.partycity.com/baby-pillsbury-doughboy-costume-889809.html?extcmp=pla|Lia|Google&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwfiaBhC7ARIsAGvcPe5TCtKjtu63BFJxqO5g5_b8KmAr3W_Dta5uIF0MAojVd6rtO6J8NGYaAqgvEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

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1 hour ago, Spryte said:

DD 11 is going as a crow. She’s made an elaborate costume involving feather boas that reminds me of Moira in SC, The Crowening. Cracks me up. DD has not seen SC, so she finds it mildly offensive when I slip and say, “the crowening costume” but it also makes her laugh.

For some reason, this crow costume also requires a staff, a hatchet, a dagger with “crow” markings, and a bottle of poison. It’s fierce!

As a huge fan of SC, I would love a picture of her costume (with her face covered if you are more comfortable)!

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L did a fairly elaborate cosplay of a character from Windows 7 advertising in Japan and another for Blanche from Pokemon go, but as of yesterday was heading to the mall to look for something for a group costume. The college does quite a bit for Halloween-it's pretty much a week long holiday :). 

 

I've dressed up every day for the last week as a teacher-just a headband and a decorated KN95, so I've been a cat, a dog, a unicorn, a bunny, Jigglypuff and Pikachu. DH and I did Jigglypuff and Pikachu for the carnival at the center, and probably will tomorrow night for trick or treaters again. 

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14 year old dressed in a blazer, wore a stuffed shark head and had a full house hand of cards, he was “shark dressed man”

12 year old didn’t dress up. 
 

10 year old hasn’t decided for tomorrow, he kind of wanted to be Maverick but figured there would be lots of those this year. Tonight for our church potluck he wore my hoody, drew a smiley face on a balloon, and stuffed it in the hood. He looked like a balloon head. It wasn’t really anything but it made people chuckle and that was his goal. I suggested a way we could use a helium balloon and could be “The Invisible Man” but he didn’t go for that. 

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I didn't think any of my kids were dressing up, but DD said she is going to wear her peasant dress to classes tomorrow.  She got it a few years ago at a local highlander festival.  It was either that or her dress from her renaissance prom.

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My 8yo is going as a Scratch project (computer program). Pic in the craft thread.

My 10yo is going as a black cat.

My 13yo - I said, "you're 13 now and I'm not buying a costume for you this year." (Please note that last year her costume was "can I wear this normal everyday dress that has a pattern that looks like scales on it, and get some wings and be a dragon?") So she was cool with that. And then a couple of days ago: "What if I wear this solid green normal everyday dress and a green hat and carry a sword and shield - I could be Link?" Sure, kiddo. So she's Link.

Also when we went to a trunk-or-treat this afternoon, I got a 3-second video of her jumping around like a crazy person - then we said she was a hyperlink. 🤣 

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I'll delete in a bit, but my kids are early Celtic this year. I generally sew their costumes. The little one is a Tuatha de Danann fairie, older girl is Medb, and the boy is one of the Fianna under Finn MacCool. Not that anyone will know. lol It will be close enough if people think Braveheart.

 

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We won’t be

<insert curmudgeonly muttering about American holidays and commercialism> lol…

It was interesting to hear the plans of the kids at work. Some were and had bought costumes for it, some weren’t because they live too rural, or because there’s a huge storm and some were doing some variation of it. I had one kid wrote about his plans and he wrote that he was going “trickle treating”. I wonder if that works like trickle-down economics 😂

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5 hours ago, Meriwether said:

I'll delete in a bit, but my kids are early Celtic this year. I generally sew their costumes. The little one is a Tuatha de Danann fairie, older girl is Medb, and the boy is one of the Fianna under Finn MacCool. Not that anyone will know. lol It will be close enough if people think Braveheart.

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Love the woad!

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Ds32 is a giant banana

Dd26 is a water witch

Ds23 is milkweed and his gf is a monarch butterfly

Dd17 is "a biblically accurate angel."  She's created a multi-dimensional orb with eyes all over it, plus wings. 

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Ds11 is spiderman. We couldn't find a costume in his size, so we altered and painted a sweatshirt and just bought a hood mask.

Dd15 is a Tolkien-type elf. Her grandpa gave her a beautiful handmade staff, and she sewed a hooded cape from a felt blanket. 

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1 hour ago, Eos said:

Ds32 is a giant banana

Dd26 is a water witch

Ds23 is milkweed and his gf is a monarch butterfly

Dd17 is "a biblically accurate angel."  She's created a multi-dimensional orb with eyes all over it, plus wings. I do not get it but she's shown me the google entry so it must be true, right?

Very creative ideas!

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2 hours ago, Eos said:

Ds32 is a giant banana

Dd26 is a water witch

Ds23 is milkweed and his gf is a monarch butterfly

Dd17 is "a biblically accurate angel."  She's created a multi-dimensional orb with eyes all over it, plus wings. I do not get it but she's shown me the google entry so it must be true, right?

A cherubim? 

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10 minutes ago, Eos said:

Not really.  I can't describe it.  It's three loops of thin plastic tubing covered with eye cutouts.  If you google it you will be as confused as I am!

It’s making me think of wheels within wheels and full of eyes?

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Ezek 10

“And as for their appearances, they four had one likeness, as if a wheel had been in the midst of a wheel. When they went, they went upon their four sides; they turned not as they went, but to the place whither the head looked they followed it; they turned not as they went. And their whole body, and their backs, and their hands, and their wings, and the wheels, were full of eyes round about, even the wheels that they four had.”
‭‭Ezekiel‬ ‭10‬:‭10‬-‭12‬ ‭KJV‬‬

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My 10 year old is going as a taco.

My 7 year old has both a Chewbacca and Baby Yoda costume and can’t decide. He took both to school today for the Halloween parade, just in case.  Curiously, he’s never actually seen a Star Wars movie.

My glorious 12 year old, who has refused all Halloween activities for two years other than haunted houses, informed me as he was walking out to his school bus this morning that he wanted to Trick or Treat tonight and needs a Fortnite Llama costume by 4pm today.  
 

A decade from now, I know I am really going to miss this.

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2 hours ago, Ausmumof3 said:

It’s making me think of wheels within wheels and full of eyes?

ETA 

Ezek 10

“And as for their appearances, they four had one likeness, as if a wheel had been in the midst of a wheel. When they went, they went upon their four sides; they turned not as they went, but to the place whither the head looked they followed it; they turned not as they went. And their whole body, and their backs, and their hands, and their wings, and the wheels, were full of eyes round about, even the wheels that they four had.”
‭‭Ezekiel‬ ‭10‬:‭10‬-‭12‬ ‭KJV‬‬

Exactly!!

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