Nexis said:Halloween is a big event around here. And by "around here" I mean, my house.
🙂
Over the years, we've collected quite an assemblage of props: larger than
life demons, zombies that appear to be unearthing themselves in front of
gravestones, a tarantula that's 6 feet across, a mummy, a werewolf, a couple
aliens, a vampire or two, lots of webs and smaller tarantulas, etc. Fog from
a machine and some well placed lighting rounds out the effect.For anyone interested in seeing, here are a few of my favorites, taken in
the daytime of course 🙂
http://tinypic.com/eg1evt.jpg --Greetings!
http://tinypic.com/eg1g9h.jpg --Nice Puppy
http://tinypic.com/eg1gex.jpg --Demon
http://tinypic.com/eg1glt.jpg --Dinner Time!
http://tinypic.com/eg1gs9.jpg --Nice Day for a Hanging
http://tinypic.com/eg1gxv.jpg --Zombie meets Mr. Bones & Harry the Rat
http://tinypic.com/eg1jk3.gif --Making your own corpse head
http://tinypic.com/eg1jrp.gif --Making your own Alien
http://tinypic.com/eg1k3p.gif --Making a Hell HoundOkay, enough of that. So I was wondering, how many of us here decorate for
the Halloween holiday? And do you decorate for most holidays or just a
select few?Now, way off on another track:
This year we're having our traditional pumpkin carving party, but we'll be
having alot more adults than previous years, and I was hoping for a couple
ideas for food that would go over well with adults and children both. Thanks
in advance!kimberly
Kimberly, your pictures are really scary!
Halloween is just about my favorite holiday. I live in a large
apartment building with many families with children. I will prepare
little bags full of goodies for the kids and this year I will make up
eighty, with more candies at hand, in case more trick or treaters show up.
Here is a picture of my scary pumpkin, Pauline, from last year. I am
afraid that it is not nearly as scary looking as your things. My next
door neighbor decorated it for me.