Um, I’m gonna need me a baby owl. Especially one that hunts imaginary prey.
And now, for something to comment about: Three childhood Halloween costumes, in no particular order. I’ll go first:
* Darth Vader (borrowed helmet from brother)
* Jawa (I was supposed to have glowing eyes, but technology hadn’t caught up yet)
* A clown? (Huh, it’s hard for me to come up with three. Drat my terrible memory.)
Keren Lowell says
OK. That is the cutest predator I’ve ever seen.
Lauren says
I know!!
Brad says
Superman (store-bought)
A ghost (white sheet)
A monster (brown sheet with hair clumps glued on)
Peggy says
HA! LOVE the monster idea!!
Lloyd says
Christina says
I remember that shield! It was cool!
Beth says
Tinkerbelle (Mom made it -- a green costume with little bells on it)
A witch (a bunch of black clothes and fabric, and a store bought hat)
Smurfette (I used Mom’s blue eye shadow to “paint” my face, it was pathetic)
Nigel says
Only did it once, curse the Australian lack of interest.
Curiously though I have a picture of the one costume I did wear, which you can see here
http://awayforabit.wordpress.com/2010/10/26/countdown-to-halloween-6/
Kristi says
Raggedy Ann -- It was a cute mask from cheap store, but I can’t breathe in those masks.
Clown -- The multi-colored wig made my look complete.
Old lady -- I had powder in my hair and old lady glasses.
Peggy says
*Gasp* Was I ever a child? I don’t remember.
Ragedy Ann (homemade-dyed mop for hair)
Witch (homemade except for the hat--I remember I had been sick & my mom put so much clothing on under the costume, I had a hard time getting up the steps of all the houses)
Fidel Castro (by accident, I was probably 10 & I just grabbed a jacket, fake beard/mustache thingy & wore a cap …. and so many people said Fidel Castro—I didn’t even know who he was)