Halloween
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Halloween Gift Guide 25: Wednesday: An Unofficial Coloring Book of the Morbid and Ghastly (Unofficial Wednesday Books) by Amanda Brack
Charlie and David have been obsessed with the Adams Family and Wednesday forever it seems. Instead of giving them Candy on Halloween I plan on giving Charlie and David a gift you will find inside our Halloween Gift Guide 25: Wednesday: An Unofficial Coloring Book of the Morbid and Ghastly (Unofficial Wednesday Books) Illustrated by Amanda Brack. Would you like to join us on Halloween for Movie Night, and we can watch The Adams Family and Wednesday and color in there new coloring book? I will furnish the coloring supplies and the snacks for everyone. I just hope Charlie and David share there coloring book with me. I know Charlie…
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NorthPark Pumpkin Patch 2025
NorthPark Pumpkin Patch 2025 is a family friendly event I would like to attend with my family. If we had been #Homeschooling still we could have went as a #FieldTrip and enhanced our Studies in October. If you go make sure you take time to visit inside because there is a amazing Halloween decoration I can’t wait to show Charlie and David. October 1-November 2, 2025 CenterPark Garden Designed by NorthPark’s renowned landscape team in partnership with @haroldleidner Landscape Architects, the Pumpkin Patch is a whimsical world of 15,000+ pumpkins and gourds, autumn plantings, a wishing well, a gnome village, David and my best friend Debbie Finney Sutton will love and more. …
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Halloween Gift Guide 2025: Boo! Galleria Dallas
I’m excited to let you know about a new addition BOO!: Open Through November 2 an indoor, immersive, spooky adventure inside Galleria Dallas. Charlie and David and our friends and family can expect the unexpected as they navigate through mysterious rooms, interactive spaces and imaginative photo opportunities. Open through November 2. BOO! Presents In 1901, Rupert B. BooMont built a marvel of American hotel history—the BooMont Hotel—boasting complete electricity and modern elevators, a first of its kind. The hotel was an instant success, but shortly after opening, Mr. Boomont’s wife died tragically, and BooMont himself became a recluse. Despite Mr. Boomont’s absence, the hotel continued to thrive until the Great…


