Two Ladies and No Baby: Our Ragin' Halloween Party

Friday, November 2, 2007

Our Ragin' Halloween Party

Halloween came again. And what do a bunch of crazy college kids do on Halloween you might ask? Maybe a bumpin' dance party? Or Costume party? Night out on the town? Well, not this crazy group. Instead we went to dinner, bought a bunch of candy and Dr. Pepper and watched The Changeling. Okay, not a crazy costume party but ya know, not bad right? Friends, candy, soda, scary movie. Now, The Changeling is a classic scary movie, my favorite (Kate) in fact. And you would think on Halloween we could all get a little scared from a movie, right? Well, with Ashley asking questions every 35 seconds, "Who is that?" "Is this a scary part?" "I bet he's gonna die." "The ball's gonna come back isn't it." And with Ally talking every 2 minutes, "When is this movie supposed to get scary?" "Gosh, I'm so uncomfortable." Along with her stifled laughs and giggles. How could anyone get into the movie? Remind us never to try and watch a scary movie with Ashley and Ally. Frick! Anyway, Cassie and I (Kate) carved pumpkins the night before and here are some pictures from the party. My pumpkin says HOLLA! and Cassie's has STARS on it. And apparently Ash is too good for pumpkin carving. Well, Happy Halloween ya'll. It would have been a lot more fun if we all hadn't been so completely sober. Bummer. Happy Halloween.

4 comments:

Amy said...: sounds like a sweet halloween party! love the pumpkins...we forgot to carve ours! can you believe that? how lame our we! wish i could have been there for your crazy fun time!; November 3, 2007 at 2:08 PM
mia said...: I would have much rather spent my Halloween with you ladies and Ally talking through the movie than riding the subway with crazies- that was scary! haha.. I miss my ladies!; November 3, 2007 at 2:18 PM
Ally Cat said...: I resent this entry.; November 5, 2007 at 5:04 PM
na said...: Everytime I saw (Kate) I became confused until I realized it was meaning that you (Kate) were typing it, at which point I changed the voice in my head from Becca to (Kate).; November 9, 2007 at 8:41 PM

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