We love our little chicken, which is either pronounced 'kiken' or 'kitchen,' it just depends.Ron took her out trick-or-treating, which is pretty hard core, considering it is currently twenty-eight degrees outside. Ron was embarassed because they finally started just asking what he wanted, since clearly Alla wasn't that interested in the candy.
She was real interested when she came home, however, probably moreso in the shiny packages than anything, considering she didn't even know that they were packages that could therefore open. Like pens or toys or kitchen utensils, she double-fisted the candy, holding three smarties in one hand and her Twix and sucker in the other, all through dinner even. She would not let go.
After dinner we let her choose a piece to eat (luckily no one else in the neighborhood is handing out full-sized candy bars, or we'd have been in trouble since she'd more than likely have chosen the biggest one to eat). She chose the Twix. Her first piece of candy. Milestones.
Happy Halloween, friends!
6 comments:
Alla's first piece of candy. We should celebrate! We did the same with the girls. Jamie wanted to eat all of hers instead of just one piece. She does make a cute chicken.
Alla is ADORABLE!!
Good girl, she went for the chocolate ;)
P.S. That's one cutie chicken!
What a cutie. Glad you had a nice Halloween. Kendyl also enjoyed trick or treating .... she was (a blond) Snow White.
Cluck, cluck, cluck! Love the costume. . . is there some rule about dressing children aged 1-2 up as animals? If not, there should be, because they are just so darn cute. Alla is such a sweetie!
So cute!! What a blast Halloween was this year! I'm glad you guys had so much fun!! Chris and I took Grace and she had a blast! Got the routine down in no time!! What little smarties (pun intended) we have..
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