Obviously, Friday was Halloween so I am required to post a ton of photos of Korean children dressed as Power Rangers and Disney Princesses. What you didn't expect was that I would have VIDEO! That's right, I have video of them singing trick or treat to me through a door.
(You might want to turn down your volume first, they are kindergarteners and preschoolers)
But for more pictures:
Power Ranger, Power Ranger, Power Ranger, Power Ranger, Princess! (a game much like Duck Duck Goose)
Anna was a belly-dancer. We spent a lot of time trying to get other kids to stop pointing out "Anna has belly button!"
Fred the astronaut! How awesome is that? His little backpack was inflatable and he even has a Korean flag to plant on the moon!
No really, time for a Halloween version of Duck Duck Goose, that I made up on the spot, called "Ghost Ghost Pumpkin." They actually understood. They are getting really good at it. Fita, however, will stop at every third person and have a laughing fit. It's adorable beyond words.
Meanwhile Arthur was playing a game called "candy kiss" in the hallway. My first response was "that is a grown-up game!" (as was another friend's) but they had fun and they're too young to know any different.
Tommy, the growth-spurt-dragon, tries to pass to Ashley, the princess, while Sally, the princess, waits patiently.
Arthur made this book and story for the puppet show which included the puppet he also made. He's pretty much the best co-worker ever. Such constant enthusiasm.
This is kind of an explanation of my daily life. I pick up kids and fly around while other kids grab my legs.
Liam in my lap!
Mars decorated all these little bats, ghosts, and pumpkins. I made the house, tree, and cut out all the shapes. You cannot imagine how much prep time this took. I think it was probably close to 6 hours.
Woody, I mean the ORIGINAL red Power Ranger, reading while he waits for his appa. I love the fact that he had the original Power Ranger costume. (I know, gratuitous Woody photos!)
Kevin, clearly the best pirate ever, honestly thought he was dressed as a prince. Oh no!
Okay, now this is my favorite post. Did you know I used to have an original red ranger costume too?
ReplyDeleteI am surprised that none of the Ariel's were actually Ariel though.