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Sunday, October 31, 2004

 

Somebody's daddy took her trick-or-treating tonight, and taught her how to eat lollipops. I'm told that it was quite the adorable moment when somebody's little face lit up with a delighted smile after the first lick of her very first lollipop. A BRIGHT RED LOLLIPOP, I might add.

It was considerably less adorable when somebody threw a tantrum because her mean mommy and daddy made her save the rest of the lollipop for "later". O wretched candy-denying parents! A couple of hours after Sophie's last taste of lollipop, we were still chasing after a very tightly wound toddler who was streaking through the house chanting "LOLL-I-POP! LOLL-I-POP!" It was like monitoring a hardcore addict through the first stages of detox.

They say that sugar doesn't make kids hyper. THEY LIE. The sugary wonders of Halloween + 21-month-old child = VERY BAD SCENE.

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Sophie dressed up as a 1950's girl - complete with poodle skirt and matching tiny stuffed poodle - for Halloween this year. It didn't take her long to grasp the concept of "knock on door, receive candy".



We stopped by my friend's house this afternoon so that the girls could see each other's costumes. Don't they look sweet and innocent? Trust me, THAT'S HOW THEY GET YOU. Toddlers are wily that way.



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