What's yours (or your kids if you won't dress up)? One kid is a Hobo and the other will be a Steeler player. Me, A Replacement Referee. EPIC! :jester:
Great thread and we must see a pic of that Elvis. I'm not sure what mine will be yet. My one son wants to be a pirate since his prosthetist said he'd make him a peg leg. Grind it down out of a baseball bat. Nice, huh? LOL. Trouble is, I don't think he'd make it with the hills here. Most of mine just want to go as basic scary stuff. Nothing out of the ordinary right now...thank goodness for mom! My husband has always wanted them to go in the Thing 1, 2, 3. etc. t-shirts. I told him that's mean & the kids would never live it down. So now it's more of a joke. We're actually getting a bin of costumes out today and seeing what we can come up with. Anyone have some unique ideas?? Stephanie-- mom to 10
Actually, considering you'd have (potentially) 10 "Things", it would be quite funny. But only if you (or more likely hubby) would go as the Cat.
Well, in that case i would be Hashesh, boy I think I just dated myself, but it is a really flexable costume! :jester:
I'm sure my oldest won't participate in Halloween, although he did go to school wearing a toga today for Homecoming week! My younger son wants to be an army man; already picked up a set of fatigues at the thrift store and he will just wear his boots...still looking for a real army cap, though. One daughter will be a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader; have pom-poms and white boots, waiting on the costume from e-bay. And her twin is going to be a WWE Diva...minus the TINY costume; picked up a very flashy old dance costume at the thrift store. Gonna cut the legs off shorter and put on some WWE and Diva patches. She already has a WWE Championship belt, so we just need some sort of high-top boots or those really high Converse looking shoes. Pretty easy this year, thank goodness!
I have three sons, and they were talking about going as the three stooges, which we all thought would be really cute (they love the movie)...but my little guys wants to be spiderman...again...for like the 3rd time. And it won't be the same with just Moe & Curly. So not sure. On a side note, what is too old to go trick-or-treating? My oldest is 12, and I'm thinking this might be his last year to go? When do kids usually stop going? I think I was right around that age when I stopped. Although he's got the same problem I do, in that we're short so we look younger longer! I could probably still go and no one would know any difference!!! :jester:
My mom is gonna cut my hair on the 20th...its decently long. I could save it and make sideburns for ya! Lol. Or you could try 5 below. See if they have anything, or be creative, and make your own!!!
That could totally work!! LOL! I've checked out Five Below for other things, but not necessarily for "sideburns." I will have to go again and see what I can find. Only thing is, my son doesn't like anything on his head and won't wear anything over his eyes. I've gotta figure out something! I know I'm gonna get some black hair paint for his hair...wondering if I can find something similar for sideburns.
or maybe some fuzzy fabric or felt that can clip into his hair. give it definition. depends on how long he can sit still.
Wouldn't work...considering we buzzed his hair a few weeks ago and the fact that he won't sit still very long. Thanks for the tip though!
