First, the kids enjoyed dumping all the candy in the big bowl and liked going through and looking at it.
Then, we got dressed up.
We went to some neighbor houses and had fun getting some candy. Most people don't have Nathan safe candy, but what we do is just accept the candy they pass out. Then, when we get home, I take out all the candy he can't have and switch it with Nathan safe candy. It works pretty well. (Jeremy and I eat up all the chocolate candy!)
After a little trick r treating, we headed over to the school for the Halloween carnival. It was so much fun! Nathan could do most of the activities and received candy (none that he could have of course) when he completed the fun. It was a great!
When we got home, we switched out more candy. Then, Nathan sat on the stairs and waited for trick r treaters. He was so excited about this. He says giving out candy is his favorite part of Halloween. Sadly, we only got one group of people, but Nathan did such a good job passing out the candy! He yelled. "You're welcome and Happy Halloween" as the people were leaving.
Then, I let him sit there for a while more waiting for more people, but no one came. He was sad.
Candy makes a good toy.
He scared two deputies and a county commissioner. That is one scary ghost!
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