2. Happy Halloween! Here's some pictures:
Rita and Regina as Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash
It's a blast to go trick-or-treating with Regina, she has a little dark side. We were admiring the decorations at a neighbor's house after getting candy. Everyone else said "Happy Halloween." She said, "Muwhahahaaaaaa." Evil laughs from a 6 year old. It impressed the neighbors.
3. Not everyone got to dress up for Halloween. Bonnie and Marta both have shows to do this weekend, so both had play practice, one until 7, the other until 10:30! No treats for them. Meanwhile, my 14 year old son discovered pumpkin carving and he loves it.
He got his braces off this week too.
4. Anna didn't go trick-or-treating last year. At 2 and 3/4, her siblings have trained her in the art of it, but truthfully, after the first door, she knew what to do and bolted to the front every time. The hardest thing was getting her to leave. After all, those folks still had a ton of candy in their dishes which they could put in her bucket if they wanted. Paul figured out if he put his hand out, they gave him something. He'd drop it in his bag and put his hand back out. If I wasn't quick, 9 times out of 10, this warranted a chuckle and a second helping. I'm just grateful Anna didn't figure out his technique.
Paul as a dinosaur (natch) and Anna as a fairy. Faith is Annabeth Chase from the Percy Jackson series.
5. John went as the 11th doctor. He worried people wouldn't know who he was, but stood 10 feet tall when a group of teenage girls saw him from across the street and began screaming, "I love you Doctor! Look, it's the Doctor!" He flashed his sonic screwdriver and I think he's considering dressing like this all the time because he told me, "bow ties are cool."
Who are they? Two doctors.
6. This weekend, Bonnie flies out to Southbend on Sunday to check out the University of Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College.
She's staying on campus with a friend and I'm hoping the weather holds so she gets to experience something special. Her trip to the University of Maryland was wet, cold, dark and messy. She did like the "Physics is Phun" lecture and hanging out with her brother.
7. File under hope I'm that cool if I get famous. Bettany Hughes wrote one of my favorite books for research, Helen of Troy. I wrote her an email thanking her for her work. She wrote me back.
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I am sure she will adore her college visit.
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