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Last year, we dressed up our daughter as Piglet. It was a great costume, but spending $24 on a worn-once costume may not have been the best use of our money. This year, my wife took the leftover material from her murder mystery costume and made my daughter a poodle skirt to match hers. Now I have two 50’s rocker girls in my house!
Tonight’s Halloween should be fun and I know there will be hundreds of children walking down my street. I just hope we have enough candy to last the night!
When you’re done passing out candy this evening, take a look at a few of these great articles from this week:
- Standard of Living: The Next Bubble To Pop?
- Dave Ramsey Is Brilliant
- My Electric Bills Are Going Even Lower, Thanks to CFLs
- Teaching Kids about Stocks and Investing
- 16 Ways to Save Buying in Bulk
- Barack Obama’s Wealth Redistribution: Is It A Good Plan?
- Earning Regular Income from Stock Investing via Dividends
- Why You Should Still Stick with Your 401k and Employer Match
- 10 Things That Will Happen On The Road Between Being In Debt And Being Debt Free
- Seven Unique Side Hustles To Keep Your Family Finances Afloat
- Stocks: What We Really Own
- Controlling Your Diet Controls Your Costs
Have a happy Halloween and enjoy your weekend!
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Hey, thanks for the mention … and top billing too!
My son (age 9) has a friend that is crazy about golf, This year, since his friend is going to be a golfer for Halloween, Ryan decided to be his buddy’s caddy. All we did was tie some white aprons together and used some fabric paint we had on hand to write on them. Sling a bag over his shoulder and voila! It really looks great!
Thanks again and have a Happy Halloween!
Play doh? Fun! I’m bringing my kids to your house! Happy Halloween.
Now everyone is talking about the American economy and eclections, nice to read something different. Eugene
I love this idea and am going to file it away for next year. At least I won’t be tempted to eat the leftovers!