Halloween.
Rarely celebrated in Singapore as it's more an American tradition. But thanks to the many expats neighbours we have, Kieran had his first taste of Halloween last night.
Initially terrified by the lit-up pumpkins in the night, the fear was overshadowed by the candies being distributed at the Halloween-participating households.
So, unprepared, without any costume and proper trick or treating accesories, my first born went about the neighbourhood in his tee-shirt and berms, collecting candies in his plastic bag (compliments of the first house he trick or treated at).
Rarely celebrated in Singapore as it's more an American tradition. But thanks to the many expats neighbours we have, Kieran had his first taste of Halloween last night.
Initially terrified by the lit-up pumpkins in the night, the fear was overshadowed by the candies being distributed at the Halloween-participating households.
So, unprepared, without any costume and proper trick or treating accesories, my first born went about the neighbourhood in his tee-shirt and berms, collecting candies in his plastic bag (compliments of the first house he trick or treated at).
Jack O Lanterns paving the neighbour's driveway
Kieran trick-or-treating
Kieran picking candies to fill his plastic bag
Sharing his loot with Kaitlyn
He had so much fun he woke up this morning looking for pumpkins and Halloween.
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