Last year was the first year Sekani trick-o-treated and I got away with calling the candy pieces, "counters." We simply opened the candy, counted them, then made a candy sculpture. At 4.5, I didn't think that plan would fly again, but as Halloween approached he mentioned that he was going to make a train with his sugar bounty. Sweet!!! Upon our return from the streets, he was allowed to eat 2 pieces (he chose Smarties and Milk Duds) and then he went to town and created a park with gumball baths, Almond Joy cars, and licorice swings. I think this tradition is a keeper.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Smarties and Duds...
Last year was the first year Sekani trick-o-treated and I got away with calling the candy pieces, "counters." We simply opened the candy, counted them, then made a candy sculpture. At 4.5, I didn't think that plan would fly again, but as Halloween approached he mentioned that he was going to make a train with his sugar bounty. Sweet!!! Upon our return from the streets, he was allowed to eat 2 pieces (he chose Smarties and Milk Duds) and then he went to town and created a park with gumball baths, Almond Joy cars, and licorice swings. I think this tradition is a keeper.
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