We usually make sure that even the littlest of our family gets to experience trick-or-treating for about a block's worth of houses. Kellan was definitely up for the task. He thoroughly enjoyed getting candy in a bucket and having people ooh and ah over his cuteness dressed as Yoda.
Before Kellan's and my evening was through, Aunt Brittany brought some glo-sticks for the kids to put in their candy bucket and to wear as bracelets. She handed me some extra and told me to give them to kids we passed. So Kellan and I went our separate way from the rest of the family and started passing out left-over glo-sticks.
While walking home, Kellan desperately wanted to hold a glo-stick. As soon as I gave him a blue one, he started wielding it around and making light-saber noises. (Boys and their noises. It's embedded in their genetics.) Two 12 year old boys dressed as a pop-tart and a fat farmer yelled, "Hey look it's Yoda!" "Awesome! He has a light saber! ...Only it should be green."
The rest of the night on, anyone who made a stop at our house commented on Yoda, his light saber, or both. I guess Yoda is an icon that will never grow old, and in this case, he's only 14 mos!
Yoda (Kellan) crying because he wants to hold the camera.
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