Pumpkin Carving Madness!

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The Robideau-Vlachs, held their first annual Pumpkin Carving Madness Party! First I was treated to a delicious dinner, prepared by kelly. She made a wonderful soup that was hearty and healthy! We then set to work on our pumpkins. The vlachs used a Chinese symbol for Peace. Kelly was a bit worried that maybe the symbol wasn't really a symbol for peace, and that maybe it said something bad about Hmong people. And considering her neighbors are Hmong, maybe it would be offensive. But I reassured her that, her Hmong neighbors probably don't read Chinese...
We were having a fun time carving and chatting but unfortunately, Kyle got a little crazy with his carving techniques... and he accidentally cut off his hand! Ooops!
I had no clue what I wanted to do, so I just did some weird swirly design, but all in all I think turned out pretty decent. Fun times.After the carving madness, we ate some amazingly wonderful apple pie that kelly made. Mmmmm... It was a very Spooktacular night! Check out the slideshow on the vlach's blog: http://vlachster.blogspot.com/

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K and/or K said…
Thanks for attending our party! :-)
only matthew fox says you need a party of 5!
October 28, 2007 at 9:00 PM
Bonnie said…
looks like fun! i miss carving pumpkins... :)
October 29, 2007 at 9:13 AM
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