What do you do when two of your kids want to go trick-or-treating, but you know without a doubt that your third child will refuse to wear a costume? And doesn't like to walk in public?

Well.... ya gotta get a little creative!


Sim turned an old washing machine box into The Mystery Machine Van and we all went as the Scooby-Doo Gang.

Nandi (aka "Little Diva") insisted on being Daphne because "Mommmmmy! You look just like Velma!"

I refused to spend $24.99 on a red "Daphne" wig... but I think she looks really beautiful with her dark hair.

The green scarf around her neck was fashioned out a pair of old green tights. Reduce. Reuse. Recycle!


Shaggy... meet your father.

Eli met up with a friend from school (aka Darth Vader) and I had to take a pic because "Hooray! Eli has friends!!". That's actually a big deal if you've been following our blog for awhile.

And do you like the soul patch? Kudos to you, Mr. Sharpie Marker.

The wig is one of those cheap Donald Trump wigs from Walmart. We hacked it off with a pair of scissors and turned it sideways and voila! Hello, Shaggy.


I always knew Fred had a thing for Velma. I just knew it.

Sim decided that we should rename The Mystery Machine "The Chick Magnet" or "Chick Mobile" because, let me tell ya, little Noah was gathering up quite a crowd of the...uh... female persuasion.

He was one popular little dude last night.


Trick or Treat. Smell my feet. Give me something good to eat!



Waiting in the long, long line for Halloween goodies.

This gives you a good view of how Noah's stroller fits inside the box.




The whole gang... Fred, Velma, Daphne, Velma, Scooby, and The Mystery Machine Van.

Hope you all have a great Halloween that's full of wonderful memories, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and ghost and ghoul free!

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