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do this- go all out for trunk or treat

trunk or treat has been a fun recent addition to halloween- lots of decorating trunks for school, church events, etc! halloween isn’r just a one night celebration anymore.
epic trunk or treat ideas include harry potter, monsters inc, , mermaids, pirates of the caribbean, and so many more!
check out this article for lots of ideas, design inspo, and tips and tricks!
have you done trunk or treat? what were some of your favorite themes?
photo credit: fun 365

do this- fall break trip!

fall breaks are a new (ish) part of the school year, and it’s always fun to explore- either locally or traveling elsewhere!
here are the top fall break destinations for families! from NYC (hello, central park!) to DC, to sarasota, this article details something for everyone.
do your kids have a fall break? what’s your ideal fall trip?
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if martha says it, it must be true!
decorating with halloween and fall decor you already own sounds ideal, right?
shop around your home, and see what fall decor you might already have stored in your attic, and give it a fun spin! you can also make easy DIY ghosts, add some cute halloween twinkle lights, purchase some affordable fall candles, etc!
there are lots of ways to affordably decorate for fall- no breaking the bank needed!
what’s your favorite fall aesthetic? do you decorate for fall or halloween- or both?
photo credit: homes and gardens

do this- fun fall break activities!

fall break can be a fun way to reset for the ‘ber months- but it also includes lots of time at home with kids! here are some fun ways to integrate family time with halloween and other fun activities- no matter where you live! (florida or up north)

some ideas: take a walk without your phone (bonus points if the leaves are changing!), attend a fall festival, a trunk or treat, paint pumpkins (or decorate with decoupage, stickers, etc!), the activities are endless and will help pass the time.

have you done any of these fall activities? here’s some more ideas!

 

photo credit: the pioneer woman