So, SURPRISE! We're going to do a Halloween ReCap instead! BOOO!
From the Mid-West, we have the St. Chuck Crew: Thing 1 and Thing 2 as supervised by a Cat in the Hat. Please support the Cat's efforts to raise funds for the Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestra (EYSO). I hear they have a great violin section, and that the Things are coming along well in soccer, figure skating, and strings of their own.
From the Northern climes of Maine, we have a motley bunch of Gray-ers: One very tough looking Casco Bay Hockey Player helped to escort a Black Kitty, a Witch, and a Ballerina Witch on their appointed rounds -- despite the early season ice and a foot of snow. All of the witches and kitties could also have gone as hockey players. Apparently we need to watch out for some future NHL Bruins players, not to mention get that Ladies NHL league off the ground. (Tim Horton's is NOT a sponsor of this section of the post, but could send over some donuts...Just saying.)
Moving West, I'd like to introduce a future player for the Boston Red Sox. Forget Spring Training in Florida, or even the Cape Cod Summer League, there's an expansion group developing in the deserts of Nevada. Drew's a bit mature for his age with the facial hair, but isn't he so darn cute?
He's already mastered the pose for his baseball card.
Finally, we're going to move up to the NorthWest - to Iddyhooooooooooo, to say Trick or Treat with yet another Witch and Kitty Cat, who were escorted by their very own Dragon. He was supposed to be scary and flame away all the ghouls and goblins, but.... he's.just.so.cute --- you want to pinch his little cheeks. Watch out, though. Big Sister Elle's Claws will keep you far enough away, or Big Sister Amber will put a midnight hex on you.
Actually, the most scary thing about these girls are how breath-taking they ALREADY are. You can almost see 10 years into the future and feel sorry for their parents and sibling(s) and other relatives. They are heartbreakers already. (Not that I'm biased or anything. No..... Not me.)
Nathan's gotten so big since I saw him at Christmas. He's a little dude now, not a just-learning-to-crawl baby. That's the scariest thing to me: the speediness of the passage of time. 
Hope you all had a wonderful back-to-school early fall and a very candy-filled Halloween! All photos courtesy of the various parents, as was approval to post these here. Many thanks to @karimamasaywhat @illinoisgrey @kristins4kids, Grandmary/Grumpa Max for forwarding on the Red Sox player, and to the authors behind Monkey Maxfield's.
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