A Halloween To Be Seen!

Well, this was the bery furst time I trick-or treated. I was dressed as a Texas Tech Cheerleader and boy was I nerrrrrvous! Daddy could tell I had no idea of what to do, so he took me through a practice-run at home. He showed me how to knock on the door, say "trick or treat" and reach into a bowl to get my candy. We're off to the first house!

Knock! Knock! Is anybody there?! Trick or Treat! Trick or Treat! I couldn't hold my pale bery well, so I just put it on the doormat, knocked on the door and took a big step back. I hope somebody's home!

They ARE home! Yippee! I don't even know what candy is, but when this nice man offered me a big bowl of little things wrapped in colorful papers, I just couldn't resist! Daddy kept saying "Only two," but I was so excited, I just kept filling my pale!

Yeah! Mommy helped me at this house. They are our nice neighbors right across the street. We were their bery furst trick-or-treaters, so they had lots of candy!

All done! Wow! Look at all this candy! And I only went to six houses!

I just had the best time taking the candy out of my pale and putting it back in. I just love organizing. Then one time, I accidentally put a chocolate one in my mouth. Boy! Oh, boy! I never knew what I was missing! That chocolate put happy shivers all up and down my spine!

But my most favoritist part of the whole night was when trick-or-treaters would come to my house. When they would knock, I would say to Mommy and Daddy, "Uh-oh, door!" Then we'd all race to the front hall, fling the door open and dole out the candy. And all the mommies and daddies that were with their kids commented on how cute I was in my halloween outfit. And when they did that, I'd say "Rah! Rah!Rah!" The only sad part was when they had to go. I'd usually follow then out halfway down the sidewalk saying "Bye-bye," and waving. But that's just what I like to do. What a time... what a night... and oh, what fun!