Just like last year, BG joined the trick or treat parade in her daddy’s building. The program started at 1pm. BG kept looking around and checking other kids. Hmm, typical female, huh?

She got excited when she saw Ariel! There were two but she got excited by the one not wearing a wig and kept following her. Never too early to be a stalker! Hmm, why did that line remind me of a friend who kept telling us that it’s never too early to consider whole life insurance?

Anyway, there were games and there’s this particular game where the judges will choose 4 best dancers among the kids. BG was just jumping out and down getting excited with the music. So I whispered to the one playing the music to play BG’s favorite, Nobody. And yes, she won.

Unlike last year, she didn’t want to take off her wig. She only agreed to when it was time to sit down and eat her spaghetti. At 3pm the wig is back on for the parade.

I noticed she kept choosing Jelly Ace over other candies.

Anyway, after three floors, she wanted her nanny to carry her. I knew it was time to pack up. So we just went to her daddy’s floor for her last stop. She was happy to see friends she usually plays with during her daddy’s team outings.

Look at her, holding Mr. Pumpkin like a purse.

Before I get busy looking for the most affordable horse supplements, let me introduce to you one hardworking pumpkin basket. This is Mr. Pumpkin. You can always tell Mr. Pumpkin apart from the others as he has this obvious “scar” on his lower right chin.

He started trick or treating with my sister in law when she was just 7 years old. She is now an 18 year old lady.

Since 2007, Mr. Pumpkin had been officially assigned to BG. BG was 1 year (and 4 months) old then, and she didn’t want to hold him. Although she enjoyed the candies that Mr. Pumpkin had helped her collect.

In 2008, BG was eager enough to hold Mr. Pumpkin all throughout the parade. And this year, Mr. Pumpkin had again proven his worth. And I’m pretty sure he’ll continue to do so for the years to come.

Good job, Mr. Pumpkin!