Last Hallowe'en, Morgen was a pumpkin, and enjoyed a little whirl around the front yard before happily going to bed. Gavin and I enjoyed treating the hundreds of children in costumes who paraded by our front door. This year, Morgen joined the parade. High Park has never seen a busier bug.
Grandma and Grandpa Lovett warm up the cameras as our bug hits the pavement. Note the very stylish candy bag from MN Grandma in action...
I love Hallowe'en - it makes Toronto feel like a small town. The neighbours chat and say hello, strangers tell you where they live and how old their kids are, and those same kids are allowed to run and play in the streets. Not to mention the bit about taking candy from strangers. What could be better? Except for taking candy from...er, collected by...the baby, that is. That's pretty fun too. Aside from my big baby lady bug, favourite costumes from last night included a teenaged baker, a pre-teen midnight fairy, and a little tiger cub who had just learned to walk.
The bug in her natural habitat.
Sleepy, sitting bug (rarely seen).
Yesterday was full of excitement - more pictures and stories to come. Happy Hallowe'en everyone!
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