Yes, they do celebrate Halloween in Canada:)
We went trick or treating in the country where you have to drive from house to house. The first house we went to, the nice man said, "Country trick or treating is way better. You get lots more stuff."
We found that to be true. We only went to 14 houses and the kids' bags and buckets were full. They got lots of little gift bags that had a collection of treats, plus juice boxes, microwave popcorn, toys, play dough and the rest of the houses gave a handful of candy.
Lucy's loot
Our kids and Sarah's kids ready to trick-or-treat
Lucy, the cheerleader with a pom pom as big as her:)
Carly, Annie Jo, Kaden & Carter ready to trick-or-treat
Hanna ~ going to the masqueradeAfter trick or treating, the kids bobbed for apples at Grandma's.
Halloween at School
Everyone got to celebrate Halloween at school. Lucy had a kindergarten carnival. Jill & Hanna had a costume parade. At their new school, it is much more relaxed as kids can wear masks and bring weapons as part of their costumes.
Hanna in the parade
Lucy at the Kindergarten carnival
Austin, the wild and crazy DJ for the school dance, went all out and wore an orange shirt and spiked his hair
4 comments:
It's nice to know that I am not the only adult who would rather not dress up. Really, why do we need too?
It was fun to have your gang come to my house. The more the merrier. This was my biggest halloween turnout ever!
Good for you guys, I hope you have many more fun and exciting Canadian adventures!! Enjoy!!
This makes me miss, doing stuff with guys, we have to get together this, either by telephone, or visiting teaching. Awesome post.
Nice spiky hair Austin! Thanks! I'm glad to know that Halloween is celebrated in Canada. love ya, Bon
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