Halloween 2019

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I’ve got to hand it to Stacy once again for coming up with another awesome Halloween costume. Before we get to this year’s costume, let’s take a look back at all of his past costumes:

A multi‑photo collage shows James in a variety of creative costumes. Outfits include a tiger onesie labeled “Tigger,” a monkey costume, a superhero cape with the letter “J,” a green shirt paired with a red tool box, a doctor outfit with a mask, a photo‑booth setup with a checkered tablecloth, a red costume with the letter “A,” a house‑themed costume inspired by the movie “Up” with balloons, and a green one‑eyed monster costume resembling Mike Wazowski from the movie Monsters, Inc." The collection highlights playful, adaptive, and inclusive costume ideas that center joy and participation.
Halloween costumes 2009 – 2018

 

  • 2009 (2 months old): Tigger
  • 2010 (1 year old): Monkey
  • 2011 (2 years old): Super James
  • 2012 (3 years old): 1950s Greaser
  • 2013 (4 years old): Handy James
  • 2014 (5 years old): Dr. James
  • 2015 (6years old): Kissing Booth
  • 2016 (7 years old): Carl from the Disney movie Up
  • 2017 (8 years old): Alvin from Alvin & the Chipmunks
  • 2018 (9 years old): Mike from the Disney movie Monsters, Inc.

 

Drum roll please……

For Halloween 2019, James was the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland:

 

A classroom is decorated in an “Alice in Wonderland” theme. At the center, James is dressed as the Mad Hatter and sits at a small table covered with a green checkered tablecloth. He wears a large black hat, a brown coat, and a patterned scarf. Toy tea cups, saucers, and a green teapot are arranged on the table like a whimsical tea party. Behind him, two directional signs on a pole read “RED QUEEN” and “MAD HATTER.” The classroom background includes shelves with baskets, a bulletin board, playing‑card decorations, and pumpkin containers, creating a playful, storybook atmosphere.
James’ Mad Hatter costume

 

James and his nurse in costumes sit at a small table covered with a green checkered tablecloth, set with colorful toy tea cups, saucers, and a teapot. The nurse wears a yellow outfit with a red cap and a large blue bow, resembling Tweedledee or Tweedledum. James is dressed as the Mad Hatter, with a tall black hat, patterned scarf, and brown coat. Behind them, signs labeled “RED QUEEN” and “MAD HATTER” hang near an arch decorated with playing cards. The classroom setting includes posters, shelves, and educational materials, creating a playful “Alice in Wonderland” scene.
James and his one-on-one nurse

 

James, his nurse, and Stacy in a classroom are dressed in “Alice in Wonderland”–themed costumes. Stacy and the nurse stand side by side wearing matching yellow shirts, red tutus, red caps with green feathers, and large white collars with blue bows, resembling Tweedledee and Tweedledum. Between them, James sits in his wheelchair decorated as a tea table, covered with a green checkered tablecloth and set with colorful toy teacups and a teapot, representing the Mad Hatter. The wheelchair’s wheel cover includes writing that appears to say “I’m late, I’m late.” Playing cards are attached to the back of the wheelchair, and the classroom background features bulletin boards, posters, and bright decorations, giving the scene a festive, storybook feel.
James with his one-on-one nurse and Mommy

 

Stacy, James, and his nurse in a classroom are dressed in “Alice in Wonderland”–themed costumes. Stacy and the nurse stand on either side wearing matching yellow shirts with large white collars, blue bows, red tutus, red pants, and red caps, resembling Tweedledee and Tweedledum. Between them, James sits in a wheelchair dressed as the Mad Hatter, wearing a tall black hat with a “10/6” card, a scarf, and a brown jacket. In front of the James is a small table covered with a green checkered cloth and set with colorful toy teacups and a teapot, creating a tea‑party scene. The classroom background includes posters with positive messages like “BE A BESTIE NOT A BULLY” and “In a world where you can be anything, be kind,” adding to the cheerful, themed atmosphere.
James with Mommy and his one-on-one nurse

 

Unfortunately, James couldn’t go trick or treating this year. His wheelchair doesn’t do too well in the snow. There weren’t too many other kids out either.

 

A suburban neighborhood is covered in fresh snow. In the foreground, a concrete walkway has been partially cleared, with footprints leading away from the house. Snow‑covered plants line the right side, along with a small pumpkin‑shaped decoration on a cross‑style stand and a goose lawn ornament dusted with snow. Across the street, houses, driveways, trash bins, and a red fire hydrant are visible. Trees in the background hold both autumn leaves and snow, creating a mix of fall color and early winter weather.
Halloween snow