Hahahaha! I laugh every time I see this picture from last year. Maybe nobody else will find it as funny as I do, but you see this poor pumpkin was just sort of plain before he sat outside during a hard Kansas freeze.I forgot to bring him in.
But let me tell you, I loved him SO much more afterwards! He got all droopy and moldy and wrinkly and started sinking into himself. I thought he was just totally creepy and perfect for Halloween.
There are lots of Halloween posts floating around these days and I don't really have a good one, but this I wanted to share.
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I love it! It drooped just right to be cute--usually they just look gross!
ReplyDeleteHa ha he looks like an old man without his teeth in! ;) Too cute!
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LOL! Now why didn't I ever think of that? He totally looks like that!
DeleteHahaha it does work for Halloween but that poor pumpkin. First you carved him then you froze him.
ReplyDeleteI know, poor guy was totally abused but at least he brought joy to us I guess.
DeleteHA! He looks just like a guy I saw at the store the other day.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Oh no, really! that is too funny. Poor guy and poor pumpkin.
DeleteAre you kidding me? As soon as I saw this I laughed so loud my 4 year old came in and wanted to know what I was laughing at (he is such a busy body!)! This cracked me up! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh no, what a hoot! Glad I'm not the only one that finds him totally hilarious :)
DeleteReminds me of the Charlie Brown Christmas Tree. It is something that looks different but loved even more for it.
ReplyDeleteYes, they loved that poor little tree which is a nice message :)
DeleteBaahaha! I think this is hilarious! It's actually kind of perfect for Halloween!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jessica! I wonder if we'll get a droopy guy again this year.
DeleteI have never done anything with pumpkins before....Just not brought up in the culture. But I am thinking of carving one with my toddler - just for the fun of it.
ReplyDeleteIt truly is a different kind of experience, especially the funny texture of pumpkin innards. My favorite thing is to roast the seeds and eat them!
DeleteI Love this photo. It is awesome! Thanks for keeping it real. Lol.
ReplyDeleteLOL, thanks Misty. Glad you liked it :)
DeleteIt looks like the grandfather of all pumpkins. Very Halloween!
ReplyDeleteGrandpa pumpkin! Yes! I should name him that.
DeleteI love this, I agree with Teresa. It looks like a Grandpa!
ReplyDeleteI love the droopy pumpkin!
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