We went to Roseville/Rocklin for Halloween weekend. We stopped at Kim's on Friday night because the last time we went to Kim's on a Friday night it took us almost 5 hours to get there and I knew we couldn't go the whole way that night (my 18mo still doesn't LOVE the car like my other 2). But I move slow in the mornings and Saturday was no exception, plus the boys run and run there and I rarely see them, so it was a challenge to get them in the car too (excuses, excuses right). So needless to say we didn't get up there until after 5pm.
We got kids in costumes and took them trick-or-treating after Beebe took photos of the kids in their costumes. It was still light out but the kids were so excited that we couldn't tell them "no" anymore. We did a practice round at Beebe's and then when only 4 people opened their door, we went again to Beebe's.
We went to Chipotle for dinner. I love Chipotle these days. Honestly, if they had a drive-thru I would have a problem. Then some adults went with the "older" kids for more trick-or-treating in Ann's neighborhood. I stayed behind with the babies and was appalled by some of the costumes knocking on the door. It was just a reminder of why we usually go to Disneyland on Halloween, no teenagers or adults dressed in inappropriate costumes asking for candy.
This was a great first time trick-or-treating experience for my boys. Maybe they will get to do it again sometime.
**I stole these photos from Beebe's blog and this was my comment on her post:
I am sad I missed the later Trick o' treating but really someone needed to be responsible for the "babies." Joanna took a photo of Mike with Mike's camera.
I really loved all the costumes. But that little bat has won my heart, maybe I need a hard copy of that to put up at my house and on those days where I have said "No" too many times to count and ready to give him to the first person who wants him, I can look at that photo of that sweet bat who said "leeassseee" to strangers for those nasty, sticky suckers.



