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Happy Halloween!

Since both my hubby and I were born in Indonesia, we were not familiar with the Halloween tradition. Therefore, after moving to U.S. we usually don't celebrate Halloween at all =P However, this year my hubby's office held a Halloween celebration and every employees were encouraged to participate. Let me share my hubby's half-hearted effort.
Photo Credit to AK

 Can you guess what he is? =P

 He was posing with one of our Indonesian friends who happens to work at the same office with him. Both of them couldn't come up with something more creative than that *LOL*

 Anyway, I have just returned from my LA weekend trip and started my internship. A lot of exciting things happened since my last posting. Will post more stories soon!

 Again, for those of you who celebrate Halloween ... Happy Halloween!

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