happy halloween?

I don't know if you know this, but my mom has a lot of really silly clothes. Most of them are from like the 80s so that explains some of it, but some of the clothes I don't even think people wore then. Syerra's little brother and mom also has really awesomely bad clothes. Well, with the combination of their wardrobes, Syerra and I like to suprise people with a little gift we like to call trick or treating. We do it monthly (or at least try to.)

I bet you're thinking.. August just started, have you trick or treated yet, this month?
Your answer... Yes, we have. TWICE. (:

Now you're guessing.. what were you? Well we never really know exactly what we are, but if I were to describe it I would say we were.. crocodile hunter & tour guide/paleontologist aka Aussies.

Now when you think Austrailian you think silly words and a sweet accent.
Things we Googled to make this possible:
what language do austrailians speak?
what do palenontologists wear?
steve irwin
austrailia slang
quotes from our lips are sealed


The first time we trick or treated this month we were with Shannons sister, Morgan. She had a sweeet jean outfit + a snake skin jacket. (props to her mom!) She also brought us mini crocs to wrestle! For this one we only knew a few Austrailian terms like shila, wallabee, joey, crikey, crocs, the outback, & down under. But after I got off work Syerra suprised me with a page full of austrailian terms like: blunger, bloke, beaut, bacon strips, not my bowl of rice, who opened their lunch, dill, brekkie, barbie, grudies, sunnies ... these are just the ones I remember. So then we headed back over to entertain again, minus Morgan.

Oh they joys of making people laugh. Too bad Holly wasn't there.. she always cries (:

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