1) An unquantified amount of sugar has been ingested by all female members of the South Bend Hahn family due to festive merrymaking in honor of this super-awesome feast.
2) I give you my very first, hopefully annual:
4) When I thought about what my girls would say they thought Heaven is like, these things came to mind:
Copious coloring, candy corn, cookies, chocolate, and dum dums.
So that is what it entailed.
5) The girls were so very adorably excited to dress in their saint costumes, and I am so very embarrassingly the worst photographer in all the land:
Our Lady of Lourdes and Saint Bernadette.
And a clearer one including some friends with the cutest Saint James and Theresa of Avila in the world:
Ok, Bernadette is still fuzzy mcfuzzster.
6) I made these incred sugar cookies discovered from my Midwest Living magazine but which have a recipe home on Annie's Eats. I have never tasted a better sugar cookie in. my. life.
I want them all the time.
7) We don't do Halloween with our kids and I would say they are the poorest, most deprived of them all...
I hope your day was filled with as many good things as ours, have a wonderful evening!

.. I am learning that more and more Catholics aren't doing Halloween. I'm almost there mostly due to a kid with too many food allergies, but our school celebrates and it's hard to escape it. Did you grow up with Halloween? I did but I think it's gotten more sinister and creepy over the years.. Looks like you had a pretty awesome party!
ReplyDeleteWe still do Halloween marginally but the Saints definitely shine more brightly in our home. Having a Heaven setting for the Saints party is genius!
ReplyDeleteI would love to read a post on why you choose not to do Halloween. Seems to be the hot topic this week!
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