Happy Halloween!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Lily decorated this pumpkin for the pumpkin walk at school.
She also made this apple-o-lantern picture.
Lucy drew the traditional jack-o-lantern.
If you are like me & too old to still trick or treat for UNICEF, check out this video, then download the song to support UNICEF.
Now for the Hall Hartley gallery of Halloween!
Lucy 2005 
Lily 2005 
2004 
2004 
2003 
2003 
Lily 2002 
Lucy 2002 
Ippolyti & Lucy 2001
Lily 2001
Lucy 2000
Lily 2000
Peas & Carrots 1999 
1998 
Lucy 1997 
Lily 1997 
Lucy 1996 
Lucy 1995
Lucy 1995
Hope you all have a great Halloween!
posted by Luscious Gracious @ 7:45 PM
9 Comments:
Absolutely love the pictures. Lucy and Lily - you make me smile. Have a spooktacular Boo-Day!!! Katie and Steve - you are awesome at organizing your pictures - I am impressed :).
That is just too cute! Look how much they have grown up...
What fabulous Halloween costumes!
I've never celebrated Halloween, because I grew up in Germany, where it wasn't a tradition (although I believe that it's changing), but looking at those pictures makes me want to dress up. :)
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Oh my gosh, they've gotten to be very scary in their "old age"! The makeup is great. The last one of the baby in the pumpkin is just too cute!!
Awwwww....what a great gallery! If I were to dig out Halloween pics, you might notice the year-after-year appearance of the same black cape. I made it in a big hurry one year and it lasted so long and was used by so many of us (including me!) that it is a family heirloom. I guess most people might have a lacy christening gown to hand down, we seem to have the black vampire cape and a polyester Spiderman t-shirt...
Great costumes!
I am wondering, however, how you managed to age Lily 10 years in only 12 months?
Love the peas and carrots.
Lucy and Lily are the bomb! I love all the costumes you guys have had through the years! Hope your Halloween was happy.
What a cute pumkin punkin!
Don't worry about scrapbooking anymore. You're doing fine using blogger.
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I've been done in by rapid price drops in the past... especially this one time when I bought a Micro SD card for my R4 gaming flash card at what was apparently a bargain price, only to later see that it fell five bucks in a week.
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