
Here are a couple of websites that have some great compilations of Halloween costumes:


Furthermore, we also found a couple of Halloween costume ideas for
someone that uses a walker. Click here for instructions on how to make a KingKong (with the Empire State Building) costume or click here to make a Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs costume.
Finally, we also found this site, Coolest
Wheelchair Costumes, that includes even more links to instructions -including some preparation tips- should you decide that you are ready to create a similar design yourself.
Have you incorporated AT into your Halloween costume? Or, have you thought of a great costume that uses your AT? Tell us about it! Write in the comment box below to share your Halloween AT costume idea.
Enjoy the photos and have a happy and safe Halloween
everyone!
My son's going as a Kogi truck this year--Kogi is one of the gourmet food trucks in LA with a big, loyal following. We visited a Kogi truck stop on Saturday to take photos:
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Wow! Thanks for sharing that Penny! That is an amazing costume :) Love it. The detail with all of the stickers is fantastic!
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