We all remember dressing up for Halloween, especially in our primary grade years. From witches to vampires, we all got excited to put that cape and wig on and stroll the streets for the best candy. (Note to self: Go to the rich neighborhoods). In the Gregory household Halloween was celebrated by first going to Grandma and Grandpa's in Suppesville to get a bag of candy from Grandma and most likely a bag of quarters. I secretly think my Grandma Gregory mints her own coins, but that's for another blog. Then the next step was to drive the 11 miles to Cheney where of course we would start at Granny and Grampy's where I probably just went to get a Mountain Dew. Then it was off to the Ingrams' where Debbie had something always had something special waiting for us. The night would most likely end on a stroll through the Rodeo Drive of Cheney Kansas aka Lincoln Street. From Evelyn's house (my piano teacher) to the Haden's (St. Bernard picture below), and then to the Voth's at the end of the cul-de-sac, it was pretty much the candy jackpot.
And now a photo montage with my great commentary:
The first Halloween pic I found of myself, I went as a "Jack-O-Latern." Peg was stretching it this year. Sidenote: Memorize the costume my sister Meredith is wearing on the far left. |
Another tough year in the Gregory household as another costume idea is recycled... PS Mer you ain't fooling anyone, that's your dance recital outfit not a costume. |
This was our Goth phase.....just kidding. |
Another great costume idea, "The Bum." Including the built in cigar to the mask a la early 1990's. |
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