Hello all!
So, do you remember when I said . . .
Please do come back each day while I'm gone. I'm going to have question waiting for you everyday. Every day leave a comment with your answer to that day's question. When I get back, I'll read all the responses, and randomly pick a winner for a surprise gift.
Winner will be chosen by
November 14th.
Here's your first question.
Did you dress in costume for Halloween?
If so, do you have a favorite?
I have no photos from when I was a child, but I do have this one from when I was about 21 years old.
I managed a bookstore in our local mall. My sister managed the other bookstore in the mall.
We always came to work in costume for Halloween.
Please remember to leave you answer in the comments for a chance to when a prize!
I did dress up, but it was always cold. I was the witch with the cardigan or some years, an actual winter jacket!!
ReplyDeleteI dressed up when I was living at home. seven years ago all of us servers had to dress up for Halloween (I worked at a senior home in the independent dining room) I went as a lady bee with a hat that had antenna. The residents loved that one. six years ago we had to dress up again. I wore my sons civil war reenacting outfit. Oh but that was a mistake. I think I lost five pounds, I was so hot and sweaty but again the residents loved it.
ReplyDeleteI did dress in costume for trick or treating. Mom bought us the costumes in a box with mask. I’m sure we were ghosts, witches, etc., but I don’t remember a favorite. It was a long time ago. :)
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No photos of when I was a child, but all of our costumes were made up of what our imaginations could make from things on hand. The last time I dressed up was 3 years ago when I was a puppy dog complete with dog ears. :) My favorite costume was our daughter's the year she went as a rodeo clown wearing my Dad (who was a large man) pants, my Mom's shirt and her rodeo hat.
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One of my favorite costumes was homemade. Snoopy as the WWI flying ace.
ReplyDeleteI haven't dress in costume for Halloween since I was a child.
ReplyDeleteI dress up every year and have many costumes. This year I will be Ahura from Star Trek. My favorite costume ever is probably in highschool I borrowed a football uniform and wore zombie make up... a highschool zombie football player. It was a gas and I won the best dressed prize at the school dance.
ReplyDeleteI was "Alice in Wonderland" one year and that has always been my favorite. Sadly, I don't have pics, but I sure do remember it!
ReplyDeleteI did not dress up for Halloween when I was a child.
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Gosh, no photo either and I always dress up for Halloween, even if it's just putting on a black dress & a witches hat..lol. But my favorite costume was my beatnik I wore all through my teens, long sweatshirt, black tights, I made a very long wig out of black yarn & had braided pigtails. I'd trick/treat snapping my fingers. What fun! nani_geplcs(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI am hoping to get to dress up this year forHalloween. I haven't in at least 6 years sadly.
ReplyDeleteSometimes, yes. My costumes as a kid were pretty boring but as an adult my favorite was going to work as a trick-or-treat bag.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was young I dressed up every year. My favorite costume was Anne of Green Gables.
ReplyDeleteDressing up each year for Hallowe'en was such fun. I loved it. My costumes were unique since they were handmade. No bought ones at that time. I was a fisherman.
ReplyDeleteNo fave really. Did mainly for only so long as a child. Sorta did at times when I use to give out candy.
ReplyDeleteI love dressing up for Halloween. As a kid my mom made the BEST costumes. She would do group costumes for me, my brothers, sisters and friends. One year we were all a different snack from the ballgames, hotdog, mustard, ketchup, nachos, ice cream one, pizza, pretzel, coke bottle and popcorn. My favorite adult costume was 10 years ago when our office dressed up as cows, pigs, sheep and the doctor's dresses as farmers. We even decorated the office as a farm.
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