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Trick or Treating Hawaiian Style

Just because we were in Hawaii didn't mean we couldn't enjoy the Halloween festivities. A shopping center in Waikoloa Beach Resort had trick or treating for kids so away we went. The difference about trick or treating in Hawaii is you don't have to dress warmly so we had to get more creative with costumes. We decided Sam would be a baker and Cole would be his cookie. However, after watching a few you tube shows with Daddy about the Swedish Chef, Sam decided he would be the Chef for Halloween! The kids did great and Sam loved running from store to store to get candy. Sam really got into his Swedish Chef character...in fact, if you ask him to sing you might get a good rendition of "bork dee dee, bork dee dee, bork bork bork, I'm the Swedish Chef!"

Our little baker and his cookie.


We had to work hard to keep him from eating his cookie costume! It must have looked tasty


So happy!


The three big kids...ready to get some candy!

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Joan Bailey said…
Love these pictures. Sweet little baker with his cookie. And I don't think I have ever seen such a happy little cookie. Cole looks so grown up.
November 3, 2010 at 8:52 AM
Davis Family said…
Waahhaaa - I love the three kids ready to trick-or-treat. HOW CUTE!!!! The cookie was super cute too.
November 3, 2010 at 11:56 AM
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