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For many of us Halloween starts to be a cold time of year. One of my neighbors bought a fire pit and used it to pass out candy. I thought this was an excellent idea for staying warm. The only downside is that you still need to be careful and keep any kiddies away from the fire as many kids costumes can be flammable. Depending on your neighborhood you may want to have it a little out of the way for busy times. If you are less busy then you can sit close by to stay nice and toasty.
As a bonus idea you can also cover with a blanket to stay warm. If you are newlyweds without kids then you can share the blanket for some extra together time.
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Perfect Costume for any toddler. Easy to get and keep on your kid. Additionally, they look even cuter than R2D2 himself. I wish I had thought of this when my kids were a little younger. I imagine you could do a variation on this and have something like Oscar the Grouch as well.
As a guy I would definitely be turning my head to the right. I mean wow! Either way you need to be pretty fit to pull off either one of these costumes as even the one piece would not sit well with a pot belly.
If you had too many hot dogs and hamburgers during the summer don’t worry. You can still put your portly patootie into a Jabba the Hut costume.
Dressing your dog as Yoda is a great way to get the family pet into all of the Halloween action. Even if he doesn’t walk with you, but stays at the house everyone will get a hoot out of this. Perfect for smaller dogs like a Beagle.