Dress 'em up while you can! I have a 10 year old granddaughter who has never been anything spooky, always girly girl. There's hope, though, I had two 11 year old girls in the Costume Shop that had always been girly girls that now want to be Dead Bride/Prom Queens. Being a diehard Cub Fan I guess I can say.......Maybe next year.......lol

Yo, Skulkin':
Have you talked to your grand daughters about going out as matching female versions of Steve Bartman? Maybe "Undead Steve Bartman"?
How 'bout them Chisox?

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LOL, Wolfman! Know anywhere I can get cement shoes?
Chisox, now THAT's scary.


Nice catch, Steve.

My boy/girl twins (almost three) would have been freaked out to be ghouls at 18 months! Their first Halloween they were Mickey and Minnie - they were afraid of the ears. The second year they were Raggedy Anne & Andie - they were afraid of the red yarn wigs. This year they're gonna be Peter Pan and Tinker Bell, so far not afraid of anything. In fact, I just finished a spider victim and they are fascinated with it! They love all my props, spooks, skulls, rats and all. I guess next year they'll have to ghouls, maybe I'll put them in the haunted walk-thru. Any ideas for male/female ghoul characters?

Remember those twin little girls that appeared before Danny in "The Shining?" A version of them (gender adjustment, of course) might be a good scene. "Come play with us, Danny. Forever, and ever, and ever..." Red Rum scrawled on the wall behind them, and that absolutely freaky music, with the beating heart
Our 18 month old isn't afraid of masks, and we have some beauties. She was hesitant at first, but after a few days they don't faze her. A running chainsaw might be a different matter. It will be really interesting to watch her interact on Hallowe'en Night. She will be "assisting" at the Treat Raffle table, so she'll see everybody that comes through.

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