I know, Halloween is still a few weeks off, but it's never too early to get ready. You can buy these delightful masks for your kids at the local party store right here in Ocala!
when I was about 10 a mean old neighbor lady said I didn't need to wear a mask. I was crushed---But rose above her mean remarks and now am a world renown beauty. hahahaha!!!!
Fabulous shots Jacob and you are right, it's never too early! My grandkids have had their costumes for a couple of weeks already and have been wearing them around the house--Tinkerbell and Batman.
I wonder if some "night creme" or Mary Kay cosmetics might help the bad skin?!
Just back from a 4 day business trip to Los Angles! Play time in Malibu, Ronald Reagan presidential library in Simi Valley and Rotary club lunch meeting in Santa Monica. Back at home, we had snow this morning . . . more forecasted for tomorrow! Drats!
If somebody showed uP at my door looking like that, they could have all the candy in the house and pretty much anything else they wanted.
ReplyDeleteThis is a first in my comments: these are awful!
ReplyDeleteNot your fault and I understand it's the way they have to be.
Tell us the truth, these are really the masks you bought for Lois and yourself for the Halloween party that you are throwing.
ReplyDeleteOh goody! I am running to the store now.
ReplyDeletewhen I was about 10 a mean old neighbor lady said I didn't need to wear a mask. I was crushed---But rose above her mean remarks and now am a world renown beauty. hahahaha!!!!
Go enjoy! MB
Did you take these at the store, Jacob? Wow!
ReplyDeleteMasks? Looks just like my second and third grade teachers.
ReplyDeleteI think delightful is the right word indeed! Very nice!
ReplyDelete@ B Squared - Very funnee! Was that school in Mishegan or Forte Lowderdell?
ReplyDelete@ Small City Scenes - I've seen your granddaughter so I'm quite sure that last statement is right on!
ReplyDelete@ VP - They really are pretty bad, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteCool masks. I am hoping to get out to our local haunted house this year.
ReplyDeleteMasks for my KIDS? Nope. I'd like to have one all for me!!!
ReplyDeleteYikes!! Very frightening! But I guess that's the idea. The photo treatment made them even more spooky. Good work!
ReplyDeleteYikes! I've seen that in the mirror first thing in the morning.
ReplyDeleteOMG. Are you OK?
ReplyDeleteFabulous shots Jacob and you are right, it's never too early! My grandkids have had their costumes for a couple of weeks already and have been wearing them around the house--Tinkerbell and Batman.
ReplyDeleteCreepy.
ReplyDeleteThose are pretty scary. I'm with Ciel--are you OK?
ReplyDeleteYou did a very good job with my portrait! Thanks Jacob!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if some "night creme" or Mary Kay cosmetics might help the bad skin?!
ReplyDeleteJust back from a 4 day business trip to Los Angles! Play time in Malibu, Ronald Reagan presidential library in Simi Valley and Rotary club lunch meeting in Santa Monica. Back at home, we had snow this morning . . . more forecasted for tomorrow! Drats!
macabre!
ReplyDeleteCreepy-rrific
ReplyDeleteVery fine self portraits they are!
ReplyDeleteThese faces of horror are capable of scaring off people! I wonder if you guys have a higher heart attack rate on Halloween night?
ReplyDeleteHope they are not selling those, near my house ..
ReplyDeleteI won't be able to open the door to those kids!!!
Let'see if those faces of horror will be here in Thailand, we start to do similar thing in Thailand on holloween :)
ReplyDeleteMy Bangkok Through My Eyes!
You got a Posty: I want to give 15 postcards :)