TGIF: The Halloween 2014 Edition

A Halloween with a little snow is even better! Can remember the last time the ground was white in October. Hope it s a sign of things to come. Happy Halloween!

the pumpkin looks great John, but it doesn’t hold a candle to how great the directions are for making this pumpkin from “thug kitchen”.

Tonight after our kids go trick-or-treating, we have a costume party to attend at the neighbor house. I wanted to dress up as an El Tigre 6000, but just could not figure out how to make the costume! I guess I could have dressed as a “Cat” burglar (pun intended). Happy Halloween John!!!

N0, I don’t think this is how the FIRECAT got started !!!

Love it ! Looks great John !

I agree with Eric, the “directions” are hilarious on “Thug Kitchen”

Really? Many of these women still look really good in their young pitreucs, and most of the ones who don’t look good look that way because very few people would apply the label sexy to an 8 year-old.

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