Preparing for Halloween
One of the nice things about kids in their twenties is that you can trust them with adult responsibilities. For example, carving the Jack-O-Lantern for Halloween. Last night Danny and his girlfriend Kaitlin came over for dinner, after which Danny worked on the pumpkin. Judy and I sat in comfortable chairs, observing and offering constructive criticism.
Afterwards we ate pumpkin seeds toasted with salt and olive oil.
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What fun! That’s one mad looking jack-o-lantern! Of course we wouldn’t be too happy either if someone cut open our heads and pulled out the insides. Hope you had a great Halloween!
We did, and we even took the leftover candy to work so that we didn’t eat it all ourselves.
Wow Jason great pumpkin, I didn’t know you could eat pumpkin seeds, mind you I don’t like eating pumpkin anyway except for soup, your son looks like you a lot. Sorry I haven’t been visiting for a while, have been having a rest.
I hope you feel better. My son looks like me except about 4″ taller and a lot skinnier.
Brings back fun memories of my first “grown-up” jack-o-lanterns. Nice touch.
Thank you. No reason not to continue to enjoy Halloween as we get older.