Oh Em Gee - The first holiday I am not late posting on. Que fireworks and all things sparkly.
I am more than excited for halloween this year - it happens to be the first year Genevieve and I go trick or treating, my last time was 11 years ago... sayyy whaaa? I am overly ecstatic because this mama LOVES her some candy :)
Genevieve's costume was one of the most epic parent/child costume fails I have seen. The irony in it is the topping on the cake - no pun intended.
Allow me to introduce to you:
My 2 year old bride. I kid you not, my daughter is a bride for Halloween. Trust me I'm still trying to process it myself. I honestly thought I bought a princess costume, in an attempt at being amazingly frugal. I purchased this lovely bad boy at a discount store when we were visiting my family in MA (whole other post with a massive amount of mommy & daughter pictures, you have been warned.)
I got it back to the house and had her try the dress on. As I was unpacking all the little trinkets I noticed the pearl necklace? uh is this some classy princess, and then the veil.
I was horrified and obviously Genevieve was beyond ecstatic about her "costume" because all she knew was costume = chocolate and she loves that. I know I could have "spiced it up" a bit, but she was so excited about the veil and dress, I didn't have the heart to do it.
While doing our trick or treating trial run this past Saturday I noticed, her costume is the shizznit. How many parents do you know who dress their toddler's up as a bride? Um I saw none. Am I messing with her fate? It's completely possible, but homegirl over here is far more likely to have a better outcome than her mama has, bride dress or not.

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