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Momosphere: 10.9.09
Oct 09 2009 by Jennifer Newman
Halloween has been on my boys’ minds for weeks now. They haven’t committed to costumes yet, but it’s been a constant topic of discussion. Full disclosure: I buy my sons’ Halloween costumes because I’m not — and have no desire to be — crafty. I’ve already had to gently break it to my oldest son that he wouldn’t be getting the $40 costume he was lusting after. He took it well, but I know he’s hoping to change my mind.
Pony Ice Cream for Halloween, StephanieKlein.com
Stephanie Klein captures the difficulties children have in deciding on their Halloween costumes. She innocently asks her son if he’d like to be a spider or a sheep for Halloween. His response? “A train. No, a train track,” she writes. I wish her the best of luck making that costume.
A Ghostly Graveyard Garden, AlphaMom.com
I’m not crafty, but this Halloween craft is something that even I could pull off. Marie LaBaron writes, “Our vegetable garden was on its last leg this week, so we decided to pull everything out and say goodbye to Timmy the Tomato and Zach the Zucchini. We crafted some tombstones to remember them by…plus the timing is perfect for Halloween.”
Halloween: Give More Than Candy; MommyTracked.com
I remember collecting coins for Unicef when I was a kid, but it’s been years since I’ve seen a kid toting around their box. Risa Green is reminded of all the good work done by the U.N. agency. “We are all so lucky, and most of our children have no idea,” she writes. “Which is why I like this program so much. It’s a way to talk your kids about the things we take for granted, like access to food and clean water, the ability to go to school and the availability of doctors when we need them.
