"But one thing I do; forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus."
Philippians 3:13,14
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Walking The Walk
"But one thing I do; forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus."
Philippians 3:13,14
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Oh Great Photos .
So interesting! Last time my nephew in Sacramento used to dress up for the tricks or treats.. now he is 17, he wouldnt want to do that anymore.. :)
They all have great costumes. I noticed that Super girl was popular this year, I had two at my door. The most popular costume was the princess, I stopped counting at about ten. But they were all so cute.
We have a downtown celebration too, I did not get a chance to go and get photos.
Walla Walla means many waters in the dialect of the local tribe.
What a neat idea. Small towns rock!!! Adorable pictures.
That is so fun! They do that in Vinton, which isn't far from here, and we've been a couple of times.
Aren't they just precious!! blessings ~ tanna
The little ones are so cute,all dressed up.
The times have really changed, haven't they? As a child, we would put on our (mostly homemade) costumes and we went out - just as the sun went down - just in groups of children.
Very cute pictures of the children!
That is a great idea the stores have and looks like many take advantage of this opportunity. Thanks for sharing all the costumes and dress-up with us.
what fun, i am surprised Ann Marie did not win, she should have,her costume was amazing. Ann Marie and Ella bella were so cute. I saw Ella on her grand mothers Facebook. your town has the most interesting things to blog about. i wonder how much is in our town that i don't see. no kids to find all this.
Children having fun! These are great random photos Ginny...Great expressions of the halloween evening..
Blessings
shug
What a wonderful way to help keep kids safe on Halloween.. I love your photos.
What a fun town you live in! Every year My son's school has a halloween parade and all the parents line up to see them. It is quite a big deal. if you are late there is hardly any parking even in the streets!
Blessings, Joanne
The police dog is hilarious. And the Supergirl Mom with her Superman (boy?) son. That is precious.
They do Halloween up right dont they. All cool costumns but I liked Anne Maries the best the nite before. Hugs, LJ
Some great photos there ;) As I've said before we don't celebrate Halloween here as much as you do.
Love that supermom with her superboy.
Great shots :)
It is awesome what your city does to help the kids and keep them safe - small towns are wonderful like that.
Some nice costumes there.
sandie
Funny pictures.
Greetings,
Filip
what a nice way to celebrate Halloween. Cute costumes
Hi Ginny, Fun costumes and families enjoying the Halloween or Harvest festival celebrations. Have a great Thursday tomorrow!
Fun for everyone! Great photos Ginny!
You find such interesting pics, Ginny! Love the scripture: "press on" . . . we must!!
I love seeing the little ones dressed up. So cute!!
Love them all! How wonderful to see all these sights and also get a feel of the festivity in your country!
Wow, Ginny! I've never heard of such a generous community before. What a wonderful idea!
These are great captures...
How wonderful that your town does this. It really is a wonderful idea. I hope your granddaughter had a great time. Blessings...Mary
I was told they are power poles, but the lines have not been attached yet.
Nice fun costume, none of the ghosts and witches type.
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