Ok, so we waited until the day of Halloween to choose our outfits. The choices in the stores were pretty infantile, or mostly for girls. So, we be the Homies! We used tin foil for our bling bling. At first Jamin was pretty embarassed about it, but I think they forgot about the lack of costume, because the candy giving was awesome. Last year, there were only 8 houses that participated....it was pretty sad. This year, we had over 30 houses that had candy. The boys had to go back home, empty out their bags, and start where they left off. We were not prepared for all the kids, so we ended up recycling the boys candy to give out. Dont' worry....they got plenty of candy that they ended up not eating anyways. Sometimes Filipino and Korean candy is unrecognizable;)
This is Jamin and Jesse's friend Trevor. They enjoy spending time together, and it usually involves being around our PS2.
Jamin is showing off his bling bling to his friends.================================================

Of all nights to have a brown out (that is when the electricity goes off for awhile), we had one on Halloween. It was at the end of a 10 hour brownout that we started to get goofy and playing with our flash lights before going out to do trick-or-treating. The brownout was timely (never thought I would say so) because all the houses that were participating had candles lit in their garages. It made it kind of spooky. The streets were creepy dark. It made it all worthwhile. When the electricity came back on, and the outside lamp posts started to light, you could hear the groans from the kids in the neighborhood. They were all enjoying the dark:)

Of all nights to have a brown out (that is when the electricity goes off for awhile), we had one on Halloween. It was at the end of a 10 hour brownout that we started to get goofy and playing with our flash lights before going out to do trick-or-treating. The brownout was timely (never thought I would say so) because all the houses that were participating had candles lit in their garages. It made it kind of spooky. The streets were creepy dark. It made it all worthwhile. When the electricity came back on, and the outside lamp posts started to light, you could hear the groans from the kids in the neighborhood. They were all enjoying the dark:)
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