I love the purple lipstick too! I used to have lavender lipstick and purple sparkly nail polish in the 80s. And I tried to put purple glitter in my hair once but no one could see it in the dim party light - I had to keep dragging people out to a lighted hallway so they could see it ;)
Lidian ~ I had silver glitter in my hair, on top of the black hairspray, and it wasn't that noticeable either. I was so happy when I was finally able to shower it all out last night...my hair felt like straw all night long. It was so gross! I am happily blond again this morning, and don't think I'll ever use that colored hairspray again.
Well Jenn - you have captured the season (you are certainly a number one mom for all seasons!) - and most of all you are a genuine good sport to show yourself dressed up for the season.
In England this coming week is half-term for our school children. It is also the season of mops ... (for those who are not familiar with English tradition mops are little portable fairs that travel from town to town, village to village and green to green. Their are greens - patches of land within cities and towns where these little fairs are housed traditionally more or less on the same date year upon year.) So as you can see October is a very busy month ... children are told that Father Christmas has sent out his Elves to make sure that everyone is on their best behaviour. Fairies place their magical toadstool fairy rings that children look for, stand inside turn around three times then close their eyes and make that all important wish. Added to this there is Halloween or Mischief Day.
You are truly wonderful as you have wrapped your arms around it all to celebrate it. I raise my glass to you Jenn as a lovely mother who shares everything with her children. I hope that you not only wear your smile on the outside but have one deep inside of contentment. Have a lovely Haloween. :)
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You look pretty spooky !! LOL You need to smile !! :) CHEESE !!!
Love the purple!!!
You are the coolest mom EVER!
Cool purple lips :)
Yes, you do look awesome. The purple lipstick actually looks lovely on you.
Dawn ~ ask Crystal...that's the closest to a smile you will get from me! lol!
redkathy ~ me too! It's my favorite color, so when I saw the witches hat, I knew that had to be my costume.
Vicki ~ I know, right? ;p
Duni ~ you wouldn't believe how hard it was to find that lipstick...when I was a teenager in the 80's, purple lipstick was a must have.
Melissa ~ aw, thank you! I don't wear makeup on a daily basis, so it was nice to have some on...and I got tons of compliments, too.
Love the purple lip stick! I don't wear makeup daily either. Maybe I will try something bold this Halloween.
I love the purple lipstick too! I used to have lavender lipstick and purple sparkly nail polish in the 80s. And I tried to put purple glitter in my hair once but no one could see it in the dim party light - I had to keep dragging people out to a lighted hallway so they could see it ;)
Hope you have a great party!
Isheldon5 ~ this is the first time in a long time that I dressed up, and it was so much fun!
Lidian ~ I had silver glitter in my hair, on top of the black hairspray, and it wasn't that noticeable either. I was so happy when I was finally able to shower it all out last night...my hair felt like straw all night long. It was so gross! I am happily blond again this morning, and don't think I'll ever use that colored hairspray again.
Well Jenn - you have captured the season (you are certainly a number one mom for all seasons!) - and most of all you are a genuine good sport to show yourself dressed up for the season.
In England this coming week is half-term for our school children. It is also the season of mops ... (for those who are not familiar with English tradition mops are little portable fairs that travel from town to town, village to village and green to green. Their are greens - patches of land within cities and towns where these little fairs are housed traditionally more or less on the same date year upon year.) So as you can see October is a very busy month ... children are told that Father Christmas has sent out his Elves to make sure that everyone is on their best behaviour. Fairies place their magical toadstool fairy rings that children look for, stand inside turn around three times then close their eyes and make that all important wish. Added to this there is Halloween or Mischief Day.
You are truly wonderful as you have wrapped your arms around it all to celebrate it. I raise my glass to you Jenn as a lovely mother who shares everything with her children. I hope that you not only wear your smile on the outside but have one deep inside of contentment. Have a lovely Haloween. :)
Kloggers/Polly ~ Aw, you're so sweet. I am seriously just a big kid in an adults body. lol!
I love the tradition you talked about...the fairies leaving rings for kid to wish in. That is awesome!
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