This year on Halloween the kids will carve their pumpkins on their own but leave the last of the guts scraping to Dad.
This year on Halloween we will put the old baby monitor inside a scary jack o' lantern.
This year on Halloween I will not give candy out to adults posing as children.
This year on Halloween C will dress up like a black cat.
This year on Halloween the dog will go crazy over all the door bell ringing.
This year on Halloween we will explain to several people that it's okay that C goes trick-or-treating.
This year on Halloween we will eat homemade caramel apples.
This year on Halloween there will be "ghoul"-ash in the crockpot.
This year on Halloween big C will dress up like a creepy clown and really creep Mom out...(I mean I'm getting creeped out just by seeing that mask lying around the house!)
This year on Halloween we will burn honest-to-goodness REAL candles in our honest -to-goodness jack o' lanterns (come on, people!)
This year on Halloween, the boys will run ahead, not listening to directions, but C will enjoy holding Daddy's hand.
This year on Halloween the kids will beg to go trick-or-treating before it's even dark outside.
This year on Halloween, diabetes or not, a kid can have some candy.
This year on Halloween middle C will dress up as "Backwards Man" (bless this child!)
This year on Halloween the kids will pick out their favorite candies and donate the rest to Daddy's classroom.
This year on Halloween C will trade in some of her stash for a special gift.
This year on Halloween the boys will give Mom any candy she wants from their loot.
This year on Halloween diabetes will remain quiet and well-behaved in the background.
Ahhh...simple costumes!
I vote for good behavior too! Bring it on, Halloween!!
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