Amelia had a blast on Halloween as ALWAYS. After Chinese school she went and played with her cousin Katie while I did homework. I hear Katie did an excellent job taking care of her.
I ran over and got her beautiful Belle dress on her and after a few photos with Katie and Jordan we headed over to Grandma's for the traditional chili and pumpkin bars.

We of course took even more photos at Grandma's because, well the light was better. I think the boys were about ready to explode they wanted to go trick or treating SO bad and we were trying to pose them...pretty funny!

Then we walked down Grandma's street to trick or treat at the neighbor's who have lived there forever! Mom's been in the same house nearly 50 years, and so have some of the neighbors. Once Amelia saw that people's porch lights were on she started running and didn't stop the rest of the night!
After we left Grandma's we headed back to our house where Amelia and Katie went to a couple houses while they waited for the boys to get there. It was then that Amelia decided her Belle dress was just TOO hard to run in. We went up to her dress up drawer, off came the Belle dress and on went a pink tutu and pink wings and she became a fairy. Then off she flittered with Uncle Mike, Aunt Tammie, Jordan, Katie and Jordan's friend Noah.
Tammie brought her back about 2 hours later like this...
The boys had gotten hungry, so they went to McDonald's. Tammie said she went up to the counter and said, "I'll have french fries and chocolate milk." Then she saw there were Little Ponies in the Happy Meals, so she said to the guy, "I guess I'm going to need a Happy Meal." That's MY girl!! About half way through her fries she looked at Tammie and said, "T.T. I can't keep my eyes open any longer, and then she passed out." Too much fun for one day!
Tammie filled me in on all the trick or treating escapades. My favorite was Amelia going up to a house where the guy had a mask on. Amelia went up to him and said, "That's too scary!" so the guy took the mask off. Then she got her candy, and said to him as she left, "Maybe next year I will be braver when I come to your house."