Jack-o-lantern @ MindSay

So this is the pumpkin I bought for Halloween. I also stole a Reese's big cup from Safeway and it's the first thing I've ever stolen. Anyway, here are some pictures. I'm not sure why I'm not smiling in this first one, but this is me and pumpky.



Oh, wet pumpkin! (If you can't tell from the last pic, it was hella raining outside.



Face!



I carved Pumpky on Friday. This is what he looked like on the inside.



Doing the dirty work. Good thing that's the fun part! (Reanna braided my purple hair.)



Now the mouth....



I took these last two pictures when I was drunk, and for the sake of enphasizing that fact I decided not to crop them. The first is the ever so beautiful Reanna trying to put a flashlight into the lid of Pumpky so he'd have a light. Yes, she was sober.



And Pumpky with his final face, taken when i was drunk in my room all by myself.



I know it's not till tomorrow, but I wanted to say and early Happy Halloween! later!

First time I've ever tried to do one of those fancy patterns on a jack-o-lantern. I messed up a couple spots, but it came out pretty good I think.
There's no way in hell you can do that with a knife! I had to bust out the Dremmel tool to do it.

> From  one pumpkin to another!!!!!!!
>
> A woman was asked by a  coworker, "What is it like to be a
Christian?"
>
> The coworker  replied, "It is like being a pumpkin."  God picks you
> from  the patch, brings you in, and washes all the dirt off of  you.
>  Then He cuts off the top and scoops out all the yucky  stuff.
>
> He removes the seeds of doubt, hate, and  greed.  Then He carves you
a
> new smiling face and puts His  light inside of you to shine for all
> the world to  see."
>
> This  was passed on to me by another pumpkin.  Now it's your turn  to
> pass it to other pumpkins.
>
> I liked this enough to send  it to all the pumpkins in my patch