Halloween is only a week away and I can’t quite believe that I made it this long without talking about pumpkins…because I love pumpkins. Pumpkins we eat:
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(that’s my pumpkin stew)
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at awesome pumpkin themed potluck parties. Locally grown pumpkins
![img_5767](https://amberhinds.com/wp-content/smush-webp/2012/10/img_5767.jpg.webp)
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we carefully choose (sometimes by testing their worthiness as a seat) and bring home.
![img_5776](https://amberhinds.com/wp-content/smush-webp/2012/10/img_5776.jpg.webp)
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Pumpkins perfect for posing with
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and incredibly adorable pumpkins we wear.
For the first time, Nora had an opinion about what she wanted to be for Halloween. Initially, I was sort of bummed that she thought of something as standard as a pumpkin, but then I realized it would be perfect because I can be a pumpkin too! I finished sewing her costume about a week ago and it’s already been getting a lot of use, which is just fine by me, because Nora really does make the cutest little pumpkin.
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