Fright Sights
Every year since we've lived in Oregon, our town hosts Fright Lites. Basically, the local fairground is adopted by Christmas-light-like ghouls and witches, slides are installed for the kids, and a haunted house or two sprouts from the grounds for adults. Janette and I are Halloween nuts, so we take one or both kids (depending on illness, hospitalizations, etc.) along for the ride each year.
This year, all of us were well enough to go, and I thought I'd share some pictures of our adventure.
We explore the kid-friendly, blow-up haunted house.
Hannah discovers the dark tube slide with Mom.
We also bring the Halloween spirits back home. Janette used recycled ghosts and crafty pumpkins on our near-leafless tree this year. Our nurse-friends might notice the re-use of empty humidifier bottles. At the rate we go through them, we had no problem finding yard ghosts this year:
And Janette posted a picture of Hannah yesterday, but I loved another pose, too. Janette finished up the costumes today, I think, so we'll let you know how all goes tomorrow night as we hit the town. Maybe we can borrow some candy from the kids for our nursing shift tomorrow night?
-- Dad
