This was supposed to be published on Halloween Day - BUT, life happened. My apologies - I got to wear the scariest Halloween costume ever and no one wanted to be around me - I wore the costume of a very sick person! Over two weeks later and I am feeling enough like myself to finally get this blog posted! BOO!
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| By far the weirdest thing we saw at the Monasteries |
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| Vertically challenged crisis or solution? |
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| Riding on the tram at night - these severed arms and legs looked quite realistic! |
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| Not sure why the kids are not worthy of faces? (I am still kicking myself for not taking a picture of the child mannequin who literally had its face punched in!) |
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| A legitimate "fish and bird" museum that has seen MUCH better days - as half of these featherless mounts looked like an avian zombie apocalypse. |
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| Body-less lions and headless statues abound |
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| Along with the (fake) bloody human limbs that hang everywhere - there are some real bloody carcasses around as well. |
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| Schutz got into the Halloween spirit with these paper mache jack-0-lanterns made by the kids |
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| Fall Festival happened a week or two after Halloween. I was still sick, so I missed most of the festivities - but Gary got a few pictures of some of the fun. |
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| Our awesome Middle School math/science teacher, right from her assignment at Hogwarts - helped with the donut challenge |
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| Head of school has a go at the donut challenge! |
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| I wasn't sure if these were Halloween costumes or legitimate "outfits" |
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| Hundreds - if not thousands - of Faceless men and women lined every single street in this market area. Wouldn't this be a fun place to return to after dark?? |
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