Tonight I carved a pumpkin for myself:). It isn't elaborate like the amazing pumpkins you see on Facebook and it isn't funny detailed like the family pumpkin but I'm rather pleased with it:). Carrying on traditions even living on my own is pretty fun! So now I have a cutely carved pumpkin outside my sliding door and Halloween can come:)
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Saturday, October 17, 2015
365 Things to Smile About Day 71. Pumpkin Carving!!!
Ever since I was little we always carved pumpkins for Halloween:). Each kid got a small to medium sized pumpkin and then mom and dad got the big family pumpkin! We would carve our own with the faces we wanted and then each kid got a feature on the family pumpkin to carve any way we wanted. An eye, the nose, half the mouth...and with a big family this pumpkin got detailed! Ears and even eye brows showed up! Lol!
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