What the bloody hell?! Here's me and our home's loverly jack-o-lantern for 2006, inspired by the Smartie-shaped pumpkin Kerry picked up at the Prince Albert farmers' market at Thanksgiving. You can never put too many eyes on a jack-o-lantern, I say (last year's only had one, though).
Happy Hallowe'en, friends. Here's hoping the kiddos can make it through the 20-odd centimetres of snow we just got. But the less kids we see, the more Wagon Wheels I get to keep.
9 comments:
Snow already...I guess it's october! Cool jack-o lantern.
holy cow almost 8 inches of snow!
wow...
i carved my pumpkin last night, but neglected to snap a photo. It was the thickets skinned pumpkin I have even carved. And it doesn't look as I had planned.
Trick or Treat Jeope!
(now send me one of these wagon wheels) :P
Great pumpkin!!!! Watch out, or Starbucks will start manufacturing ones that look just like it!
I bought a pumpkin, but haven't carved it yet. I just can't get into the fall feelin' when it's like 80 degrees in my apartment. (The A/C is out!)...blah.
I just found out yesterday that Wagon Wheels are the same thing as Moon Pies in Yankee-Land. Which reminds me now of the Simpsons episode when Jasper cryogenically froze himself in the Kwik-E-Mart freezer.
oh...
then i have had this treat before.
my mom used to give them as stocking stuffers.
mmmm wagon wheels! But they aren't as big as they used to be, are they?... MY wife HATES them for some reason. Between those and Puffs, I can live on a dream cloud of mallow....
I'm sure the folks at Dare would argue that your hands were smaller back then, but yeah, Wagon Wheels have shrunk.
I would also partake in the occasional Viva Puff, back in my bachelor days.
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