(wait, it's November already!)
This year on "All Halo's Eve," we were visited by a dragon,
St. Isabelle, princess of France,
St. George, disguised as a court jester, and
the Queen of Everything
who was battling mild dehydration during the entire photo shoot.
Yes, St. George, I told your secret.
During the evening, St. Isabelle, after years of cultivating her desires, finally enjoyed her long coveted horse ride, and, for 28 seconds she experienced the joy of a completely satisfied five year old girl.
In close pursuit was the fierce dragon, also experiencing a great deal of joy in his equestrian stole, although not possessing so coveted a previous desire.
St. George scoffed at all the nonsense, and used his perfectly good legs to walk the ten meters to the other side of the fenced enclosure.
His perfectly good legs, admittedly functional, were regrettably, not well covered as his chosen disguise was actually purchased for last year's jestering.
The evening culminated with the introduction of prehistoric into the Medieval, making the evening a particularly interesting historical treat, not excluding the baby bumble bee hovering above.
Unfortunately,
no one expected the giant hay bale spider to descend upon the posed menagerie so suddenly.
This year on "All Halo's Eve," we were visited by a dragon,
St. Isabelle, princess of France,
St. George, disguised as a court jester, and
the Queen of Everything
who was battling mild dehydration during the entire photo shoot.
Yes, St. George, I told your secret.
During the evening, St. Isabelle, after years of cultivating her desires, finally enjoyed her long coveted horse ride, and, for 28 seconds she experienced the joy of a completely satisfied five year old girl.
In close pursuit was the fierce dragon, also experiencing a great deal of joy in his equestrian stole, although not possessing so coveted a previous desire.
St. George scoffed at all the nonsense, and used his perfectly good legs to walk the ten meters to the other side of the fenced enclosure.
His perfectly good legs, admittedly functional, were regrettably, not well covered as his chosen disguise was actually purchased for last year's jestering.
The evening culminated with the introduction of prehistoric into the Medieval, making the evening a particularly interesting historical treat, not excluding the baby bumble bee hovering above.
Unfortunately,
no one expected the giant hay bale spider to descend upon the posed menagerie so suddenly.
