We asked the little ladies to sit against the wall expressionless. They performed wonderfully. 
Midway through the evening little miss Siena made the change from a white onesie to an orange one. And, while in make-up, had some kitty whiskers added to spice the party up a little bit. Meow.
Prizes were awarded for best and worst pumpkins. Some carvings worth mentioning: The Holmes team carved the "H" with wings, and won best pumpkin (2nd from left). Dave L stayed loyal to his Adidas brand (far left). Dr. Riggs went with his "go-to frat carving" with the empty Corona bottle (3rd from left). James A executed a nice template skull and cross-bones (7th from left). Nathan carved a very creative hanging bat/scary face (far right). Jeremy won worst pumpkin. See follow-up photos (second from right).
There was some post voting rioting and Jeremy's pumpkin went up in flames. I have to say he looks pretty composed on the outside, but he must just be burning up on the inside.
The after math was a little less smiley. Rest in peace little guy.
4 comments:
:( poor little pumpkin.
You all have some pretty creative arty people that attended your party. Good job and fun party idea. Is this the 2nd annual?
I love all the pumpkins! Our friends are good artists! Too bad for the poor burnt one :(
What a fun night- you even had to extinguish a pumpkin. CraZY! I don't see ay political pumpkins present?
You guys are so creative! I love all of them. But your little kids are my absolute favorite. The way they sat along the wall for you was great (even if there were zero smiles)!
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