Sunday, November 1, 2009

Halloween Memories ...

November 1, 2009

From Jen: Remember the "Great Pumpkin"? Putting a walkie talkie in it and "talking" to the kids while watching from across the street ....

The clown costumes (handed down year after year)

Scott making a coffin and laying in it, jumping out and scaring the trick-or-treaters ...

I posted some of our photos from this year on my Facebook account - this is a public link

Hope you all had fun last night.


From Mom: Yes, and the tall wooden strobe light case that had all the lights of different colors and was voice activated. When people talked, different color lights would flash.

And one warm year, I sat on the porch on a chair, dressed as a witch, with the container of candy-------some of the kids were to scared to even approach me! Their loss!

Any other memories from the rest of you? We ought to all create a "memories" file on the computer and save all of these for writing histories one day.

While we were at grandma's last night, Jason and Kiki brought their kids in costume. The grandparents only had them and one other group the entire night.

We will be going downtown Wed. this week----lunch at 11:30, Derek?

Thursday morning we have our regular Area Adviser rollout conference call at 10 and then our first Thurs. of the month conference call with all the Area Advisers in North America and Canada, so we would be tied up until about noon. Shane, you could come to lunch any day, but Wed. Scott & anyone else too.

Thursday night my friends Betty Smith and Joen Humphreys are having a birthday dinner for me. How sweet of them.

Friday night we are the speakers at Sandy Granite View stake at a social for their indexers and family history people.

Sunday morning we are the speakers at the Murray Meadows ward. Our 2:15 training at Bonneville stake got postponed. Good!


From Derek: Those are some great memories! I can remember all of them. I seem to also remember a house that gave out pencils instead of candy...I can't remember whose house that was though... ;)

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