Wanting to join the bloggers' bandwagon for Halloween, but what to do if Israel has no Halloween?Well, I DO have a photo from 2009 of grandson Dean dressing up in dragon and animal costumes in the fantastic kids' playroom at the Australian Museum.
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And the mirror gave us something nice for James' Weekend Reflections.
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Happy Halloween to all of you who live in a country that celebrates it.
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That's so cute... love him... pretty great shot..
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My Weekend Reflections here
Beautiful reflection image.
ReplyDeleteWe have Halloween, but it's not an important event in our cities.
I love it and I especially love seeing you taking that photo in the mirror! That is truly a loving reflection.
ReplyDeleteI wish we didn't have it here but it is getting bigger each year.
ReplyDeleteMay time and life continue to treat him kind.
ReplyDeleteWith no Halloween over here as well, for many students it is "a normal working day", having lessons throughout the day.
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'Celebrate' seems a bit too much for what they do on Halloween, but I am saying this probably out envy...
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