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Image of the day special: Happy Halloween!

by Irene Nam (Subscribe to Irene Nam's posts)
Oct 31st 2006 6:02PM

Filed under: Daily Cutie

I had so much fun looking at your Halloween photos. Thanks to all of you who have contributed to this month's theme via our Blogging Baby group Flickr Pool.

Happy Halloween everyone!

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10-31-2006 @ 6:51PM

Eden said...

Aww what a great idea for today's image. And thanks for including my little boy (Superman, top left) in the collage :) I hope more people chime in as to which is their photo.

10-31-2006 @ 6:57PM

1girl2boys said...

Awww, that turned out so cute! Thanks for putting that together.

Signed,
Proud mama of the cute little puppy (right below the cute Superman)

10-31-2006 @ 8:02PM

kim said...

What a great collection of photos. Thanks for including my lobster (middle of the top row).

10-31-2006 @ 9:57PM

Judy said...

Love it!

Especially since my little choo-choo and half angel/half devil are on there - middle left!

Too cute everyone.

10-31-2006 @ 10:09PM

Missy K said...

I love Halloween pictures!
And since everyone else is pointing out their kids... that is my cute little pumpkin sitting in the white chair near the middle. Thank you for including her!!

11-01-2006 @ 8:06AM

momma2mingbu said...

What a cool idea!
Thanks for including my King Peter the Magnificent (from Narnia) and Belle!
(The red knight defending the yellow princess near the middle.)

I actually like the collage better than the daily images! All that cuteness in one spot is incredible.

(and how happy was I to see my own kids 4th down on the right?! the mad scientist and the ballerina.)

11-03-2006 @ 2:52PM

Carrie said...

AWWWW! My baby made it too :)

Proud mama of the monkey in the middle on the bottom row :)

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