A lot of the attendees weren't even recognizable!
Check out a few of the creative disguises:
The bulldog costume wins!
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2 comments:
Hey! awesome costumes indeed.. i love your blogoshpere..What were you? A New Orleans plane flyer, i bet. :) And who made the rice krispie voodoo doll?? hahaha
I was a pilot, but I had a lot of people asking if I was a kamikaze.
That works too I guess:-p
Bryce made the voodoo doll, but the krispies themselves were our friend Elaine's recipe!
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