Kids First Trick or Treating

My kids had their first ever trick or treat experience last October 31 at Alabang Town Center.
They are new to this experience that’s why we are all excited.

A week before the event, I already prepared the costumes that they are going to use. My brother-in-law gave us his old costume that he used in a company event last year. It was just an all black wrap-around piece of cloth that exactly matched the Halloween mask that my husband bought for my eldest. It is a “scream” mask inspired from the horrible character of the movie “Scream” starring Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette.

Who says it's Kuya Ken? :)

And for my little boy, I just took out his old Superman costume from the cabinet that he used last December for the CTS-Pedia (Center for Therapy Services) Christmas Party.

Hi Superman!

They’ve got not that much candies from the boutiques at the mall because there were a lot of children during that day and I guess they have that policy of “First come, First Served” and “Only While Supplies Last” but I’m glad to see them so happy because of the experience.

We also had the chance to watch the Shadow Puppet Theater Show featuring Hansel and Gretel.

Hansel and Gretel

Shadow Puppet Show

They also lined up for the free glow-in-the-dark photo shoot and became the second to the last guests who made it just before it closes.

Patiently waiting for a photo shoot

The bottom line is we had a lot of fun, yes, it was tiring but we certainly had fun!

Joaqui and Kenzach

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