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Halloween Haunts
- Daughters: Ages 11 & 8
- Work at home
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- Decorations
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How do you decorate your house for the Ghoulish day? Get some great ideas at FamilyFun.com http://familyfun.go.com/parties/holiday/minisite/halloween-main/halloween-main.html
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- kayceecat - August 10, 2008
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This little ghost project looks quick and easy to do. http://jas.familyfun.go.com/arts-and-crafts?page=CraftDisplay&craftid=11530
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- Son: Age 21
- Daughters: Ages 24, 23 & 15
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- Bextercox2 - August 11, 2008
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One decoration theme that has actually turned in to a "collection" hobby for me is my Witch's Brewing table I set up on the porch each year. I collect old, unusual looking bottles and bowls for "potions." On Halloween I drape a card table with black spider web material I found at Wal-Mart and arrange the bottles filled with colored water, the bowls filled with dried herbs and spices, and candlesticks. For an even eerier effect drop a little dry ice in one or two of the bottles to make them "smoke." Just be very careful with the dry ice handling it with gloved hands only. I have a jar I filled with plastic spiders. I think I am going to add one filled with eyeballs (candy ones) this year. My favorite part of the decor is a "Spell Book" that my daughter bought for me. It is hollow inside to hold candy and a witches voice says various spooky things when it is opened. Obviously I dress as a haggy old witch and have a ball with the trick-or-treaters!!! For the really little ones that come to the house I keep a plain basket filled with candy several feet away from me, so they do not have to test their bravery!
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- kayceecat - August 12, 2008
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One decoration theme that has actually turned in to a "collection" hobby for me is my Witch's Brewing table I set up on the porch each year. I collect old, unusual looking bottles and bowls for "potions." On Halloween I drape a card table with black spider web material I found at Wal-Mart and arrange the bottles filled with colored water, the bowls filled with dried herbs and spices, and candlesticks. For an even eerier effect drop a little dry ice in one or two of the bottles to make them "smoke." Just be very careful with the dry ice handling it with gloved hands only. I have a jar I filled with plastic spiders. I think I am going to add one filled with eyeballs (candy ones) this year. My favorite part of the decor is a "Spell Book" that my daughter bought for me. It is hollow inside to hold candy and a witches voice says various spooky things when it is opened. Obviously I dress as a haggy old witch and have a ball with the trick-or-treaters!!! For the really little ones that come to the house I keep a plain basket filled with candy several feet away from me, so they do not have to test their bravery!
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You must have the favorite house on the block to trick-or-treat at. I love the witch's brewing table idea.
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- Son: Age 23
- Daughters: Ages 28, 10 & 8
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- mrain22 - August 15, 2008
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This is a pumpkin my niece painted for my daughter. She does this every year for the kids with whatever they want. This one is #1
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- Son: Age 23
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- Son: Age 23
- Daughters: Ages 28, 10 & 8
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- mrain22 - August 15, 2008
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This is her son with his. It matches the costume. Meet leather face.
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- mrain22 - August 15, 2008
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This is her son with his. It matches the costume. Meet leather face.
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- Son: Age 23
- Daughters: Ages 28, 10 & 8
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- mrain22 - August 15, 2008
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Her daughter the brat doll and the pumpkin to match
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- Daughters: Ages 28, 10 & 8
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- mrain22 - August 15, 2008
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Last but not least the Great Darth Vader and his mini me.. LOL
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- kayceecat - August 16, 2008
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This is a pumpkin my niece painted for my daughter. She does this every year for the kids with whatever they want. This one is #1
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I am in awe of the pumpkins you shared with us.
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