For it turns out that it is, indeed, a
thing now. Its funny that I never celebrated it once in the US , and now, almost two years after we moved
back to the UK
I am living in a house with a carved pumpkin at the window. Or ‘Jack O’Lantern’
as TLOML hilariously, and quaintly, insists on calling it.
I blame the baby.
It is Lady P’s first Halloween, and thus it is decreed that we dress her up as
Yoda and parade her up and down the street (or at least, to my sister’s house).
And that we light a Jack O’Lantern so others will come calling (or at least, my
nephews). Never mind that she’d prefer to be crawling around naked, chewing on
my iphone. Never mind that she won’t remember any of this. She will be marking
Halloween, and we will have the photos to prove it.
I am out of town
for a couple of days so will miss the fun, and I’m actually a bit sad about
that. When I get home I’ll make something delicious and autumnal for Lady P out
of the pumpkin scrapings.
I have never felt so much like a good American mommy.
I have never felt so much like a good American mommy.
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