On Saturday morning, Clare and I went to Trick or Trinket, a party put on by GatewayFEAST (Food allergy/Eczema/Asthma Support Team in which I am a member). Since Clare has a severe peanut allergy, and since peanuts and peanut products seem to be ubiquitous these days, it's difficult finding safe candy for her to eat. So, this party was food-free so that kids with all kinds of food allergies could get trinkets instead of candy. As the group says, "Halloween is scary enough without having to worry about their allergies!" Clare had a great time playing the games, meeting new friends, and watching the storytelling magician!
Bean Bag Toss
Halloween Twister--difficult for an uncoordinated 3 year old. (Difficult for even her thirty-something mother!)
Working that glue stick feverishly!
Hmmmmmm, what do I pick next? (If you can't tell, she's a dragon. The costume is super-warm, so she gets hot in it quickly. So, you'll see pictures of her with it 1/2 on and 1/2 off.)
Bean Bag Toss 
Halloween Twister--difficult for an uncoordinated 3 year old. (Difficult for even her thirty-something mother!)
Working that glue stick feverishly!
Hmmmmmm, what do I pick next? (If you can't tell, she's a dragon. The costume is super-warm, so she gets hot in it quickly. So, you'll see pictures of her with it 1/2 on and 1/2 off.)
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