Tarcil with the Chick-fil-A Cow

Mmmmm...  Chick-fil-A!!  For those you who might not know, I worked there for around 5 years.  I definitely miss my co-workers and the food!  Seriously, that food is so addictive!!  :)

Tarcil seemed to like having something close to his size that is soft.  But he did nibble on the cow's legs a bit... :)

Tarcil in the morning

This is Tarcil in the morning when he is ready for bed, and I am bothering him with my camera.  Isn't he so cute?!?!

I love that furry little face!!  :)

Tarcil in my mug

Always check your mugs before using.  :)

Tarcil looks so cute in my mug!!  :)

Tarcil with Flowers

Tarcil likes my pretty flowers and was hiding in them.  :)

If you couldn't tell, these flowers are fake.  I generally don't have flowers in my house due to the fact that I forget to water them and the cat tries to eat them, but these have worked out perfectly for me!  I love my flowers!  :)

Tarcil eating a treat

Tarcil got a bag of treats from a fan of his, and today, he tried them for the first time.  He really enjoyed them!!

He was afraid I was going to take it away from him so he started breaking off chunks and stuffing them in his cheeks instead of actually eating them.  He is so silly.  :)

Tarcil (as the Flash) Cleaning His Face

I took this clip during a break between my photo shoots with Tarcil in his Halloween costumes.  He was pulling at the ribbon around his neck because it was in his way when he wanted to clean his face.  It was so cute!  I am so glad I have a recording of this!!  :)

Gondor

Day 12

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!

This is the final day of Tarcil's costumes.  Once again, I wanted to represent Lord of the Rings, and I thought that this was a good way to do that.  I also wanted to specifically represent Gondor.  For those of you who have read everything up to this point, you already know the connection.  And for those who missed my post from when I named Tarcil, I will give you a quick summary.  Tarcil was a descendant of Isildur and the king of Arnor.  It means "High Man" and was used as a nickname to Aragorn.  :)

Due to the amount of details in this costume, I painted the design on the felt.  I kept putting it off because I didn't think I could do it well, but I was able to find an unbelievably tiny brush which made this possible.

If you are wondering what is in the background of this picture, it is my three LOTR books with a set of Nazgul in front of them.  The Nazgul came from a board game that my husband recently bought.  We still haven't had a chance to play it so I can't give a review of it yet.  :)

I seriously can't get enough of that cute face and little nose!  I hope you have enjoyed looking through the costumes I made for Tarcil!  And I hope you have a safe and fun Halloween!  :)