Dressing Up or down for Haloween??

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• OR

  Oregongirl

  Oct 18, 2010

  Unfortunately I just moved and have no friends near me and my fiance is both working on halloween and not into celebrating it.

  So no dressing up or down this year :(

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  gator1

  Oct 19, 2010

  We're planning to be at our resort, and there is a costume contest.  Now...that said...I'm as a total loss for what to dress as, but would like to share a theme with my sweet wife, and possible include my 2 mini-dachshunds. I'm just short on ideas. Gator1

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• CO

  

  Curt, or Cowboy

  Oct 19, 2010

  [quote]We're planning to be at our resort, and there is a costume contest.  Now...that said...I'm as a total loss for what to dress as, but would like to share a theme with my sweet wife, and possible include my 2 mini-dachshunds. I'm just short on ideas. Gator1[/quote] How good can you be with body paints ? The Seattle/Freemont solstice parade always has some characters that should provide inspiration ?

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• PA

  

  pass297Original Poster

  Oct 19, 2010

  come on we can do better than that, surely...

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• CD

  

  Cheri Donna Dawson

  Oct 20, 2010

  This year, my husband wanted to dress up as a knight and me be his queen.  We have had trouble finding the maile for his head and ended up buying a Viking helmut for him and a plastic battle axe and sword.  I'm just going to be wearing a crown and velvet cape.

  In past years, I have worn just my nurse's cap and a stethoscope a well as worn 2 braids and carried a stuffed teddybear or baby hat and bib (carried a bottle with my liquid refreshment).   One year, we tried to really be creative.  We blew up the photo from that year's Park Guide and a current Bulletin and pasted them on cartons.  That was the most uncomfortable costumes and we couldn't sit; it was dangerous as I fell off a walkway.

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• GE

  

  Gerry-4

  Oct 20, 2010

  I wish I could say snowshoes, but it's a little early for that.

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