Babes in Disguise

Editor's Note: We escorted two HORSEYS around our little town on Saturday evening. We did not, no matter what the pictures show, take a unicorn and a bear in and out of their car seats countless times.
Unlike some places that I know of that allow for trick-or-treating on nights that are distinctly not Halloween, we wander the town on October 31, goblins or not.
I am not a make-up artist. But I did have fun. And they thought they were beautiful.

If you don't think this unicorn/horsey profile is funny, there is something wrong with you.It was at our first trick-or-treat stop that I noticed something was wrong with my little bear/horsey: yes, that is a tag sticking out of the FRONT. Upon closer inspection, his claws were upside down and his little potbelly was on his back! I did not dress the child. The person in the family who had issues with onesies dressed him.

However, this wasn't just a little clothing misunderstanding. As I sifted through my pictures later that night, I discovered that it had deeper roots in the fact that we started dressing the kids at approximately 5:50 p.m. and the sports highlights came on the local news. I thought we had already watched the Griz game and that he knew who won, but apparently not.
I can only imagine how the bear costume would have been applied to his body had it been playoff season.