We had one Trick-or-Treater in the form of our niece, dressed as this adorable Abby Cadabby. In case you're not up on this sort of thing, Abby Cadabby is a fairy-in-training from Sesame Street and she came wand in hand and pumpkin a-swinging.
Here's I am with my Boy Wonder. We went into Manhattan, where Halloween is far more a holiday for adults than children. Everywhere we were greeted with "Hey! It's Batman and Robin!"--okay, so they didn't recognize that the skirt probably meant I was Batgirl--and once a Batman even threw his arms around my Robin and shouted, "Robin, at last I've found you!" We went out dancing at The Pyramid, one of my favorite clubs as it has several '80s dance party nights a week and where I had to scrape the boys off of Robin with a stick. It was a great way to spend an All Hallow's Eve.Let Sleeping Cats Lie
All the festivities wore Morgan and Isis out, and I found them with paws intertwined on the bed.
Now on to November, with turkey to eat and other holidays and such to wear us out. Thank goodness for the bounty of a good, long nap.
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Hee hee - love the idea of you having to defend the Mr from hordes of ravaging Batmen. :D
Robin is always in big demand. Poor Batgirl. Not getting the press Batman had. Cute costumes, looks like you had fun.
Your niece is so cute!
What a cutie !
We don't celebrate Halloween very much, only the children a little.
You two look great! And your cats are adorable, as always! I wish mine snuggled like that, lol.
i LOVE halloween in the village... hehehe... one of my favs was me & my sister as white trash dorothy (me) and ghetto glenda (sis).. hahah
just wanted to stop by and say.. havent found the yarn yet (still looking tho i swear i'll find it and mail it before xmass) and i put up a pic of winehouse & elvis.
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