Here are lots of Jack-o-Lanterns from when my son was young:
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Saturday, October 20, 2012
Saturday Snapshot: Jack-o-Lanterns
Here are lots of Jack-o-Lanterns from when my son was young:
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Those are some excellent jack-o-lanterns for sure.
ReplyDeleteI remember when I lived in Nanaimo, B.C. -- on Vancouver Island. And every year, after Halloween, people bring their candle-lit Jack-o-lantern creations and place them along a stretch out-of-town bleakness called Jinglepot Road. It's so eerie.
These ones, all of them, would do well there!
They are lovely photos, and you must have so much patience to carve out those pumpkins. My Snapshot is a lighthouse without a light! http://goo.gl/LAoN2
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to record the passage of time. And you can clearly carve a pretty cool pumpkin too.
ReplyDeleteWow, I am impressed by the carvings! And he looks very pleased with them, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your march down memory lane during this Halloween season!
Here's MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST
The pumpkins are cute but it is the little boy and his smile that captured my heart!
ReplyDeleteWow, those lanterns are really great. Love the cat, or is it a tiger?
ReplyDeleteHaving a son, I'm highly delighted by your series of pumpkins and son. Those were happy days weren't they? Next week I'll be posting a lot of my son too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAdorable series of photos♫ Happy weekend♥
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! We're going to do our first jack-o-lantern's this weekend!
ReplyDeleteSo neat to see the pumpkins and kiddo over the years!
ReplyDeleteForget the jacks, your son is adorable.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone...I know my son's a cutie, but I didn't want to brag on him. :-) I'll let you all do it for me!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! It looks like he loved Halloween.
ReplyDeleteI have groups of these pics too and cherish them more and more each year :)
ReplyDeleteOne of the fun things at Halloween.
ReplyDeleteI can see the delight of your son posing with his carved pumpkins.
Love the elaborate carvings, but none of them are as good as the smile on your little guys face. Here's Mine
ReplyDeleteThose are great pumpkin carvings! I don't remember ours ever looking that good!
ReplyDeleteWow, you had elaborate jack-o-lanterns! Very nice.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely timeline of your son's childhood :-)
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I loved being able to see him grow!!
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