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“The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” –Nelson Mandela
K Korbin been drawing Pokémon as a new hobby with new style drawing
I have not been posting lately due to the fact my father never bothered to mention it till now. I am 11 and am happy in my new home in England.
Pajama day at school came and went pretty quickly and soon it was time to go out trick-or-treating. I got dressed up and ready to go out as Darth Vader. We visited the local neighbors then my dad and I rode our bikes over to Crescent St. in Cambridge. The street was closed off to cars and the neighborhood was turned into a circus. There were fortune tellers, and a large elephant:
And some lions in a cage:
And a very creepy clown, complete with fog machine, music, and a tiny clown helper in the door:
I needed to bring my papa up the stairs at this house. And finally there was a house giving away my favorite cookie, Oreos!
On the way back to the bikes I even got to sit in a police car:
And now I’m eating some of my candy “booty” and trying to avoid going to bed.
We’ve been learning about pumpkins in school for the past week with little tiny pumpkins, but I wanted to play with one of the big pumpkins, so Friday on the way back from school I convinced my mom to carry home a big pumpkin for carving. This afternoon was rainy (and now snowing for the first time this year) so my dad and I found this very cool pirate pumpkin that we wanted to make.
My dad helped to cut out the top and then it was time for pulling out the “guts” and separating them from the seeds that we were going to make in the oven. Once the guts were removed and the inside cleaned, we started on the design. My dad mostly did the cutting, but I did the part removal and directed the location of the teeth to make sure everything looked right.
Here’s our finished design. I think it came out pretty good.
And here’s what he looks like in the dark, even spookier….
He should looks great on Halloween, which unfortunately this year is on a Monday. We do have pajama day on Monday at my school, so I’m wearing the special knight pajamas I got from this summer. I’m sure that these will be a great hit at school and will be sure to take a picture or two with them on to share.
This year for Halloween I was going to be a snake ninja, but I changed my mind and opted to go out as Darth Vader with a light saber instead. It was a good excuse to get my parents to buy my a light saber that I’ve been wanting for a long time too.
Happy Halloween everyone!
Last weekend after going down to the Charles River for the Head of the Charles Regatta, we biked back up to Somerville to participate in the Somerville Octoberfest celebration. The best part was the the community chalk that was run by Jerrie Lyndon of www.ideabity.com. She did the awesome spider in the middle of the chalk area, but my dad and I made this cool Mexican style “Day of the Dead” skeleton:
We also made an angry star:
And also helped add some legs, a dragon and a snake to the castle:
Unfortunately it did rain that night so all the hard work has washed away, but hopefully I can do it again.