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John P. Whiteside c 214.725.5018 jwhiteside@briggsfreeman.com

Kelley Theriot McMahon c 214.563.5986 ktmcmahon@briggsfreeman.com

Bobby Fackler c 214.507.4087 bfackler@briggsfreeman.com

Angela Thornhill c 214.769.7840 athornhill@briggsfreeman.com

Anne Lasko c 214.597.8842 alasko@briggsfreeman.com

Ana P. Ambrosi c 214.551.7583 apambrosi@briggsfreeman.com

Lauren Farris c 469.867.1734 lfarris@briggsfreeman.com

Kevin Sayre c 214.384.2657 ksayre@briggsfreeman.com

Lou Alpert c 214.738.0062 lalpert@briggsfreeman.com decorated to look like pumpkins and ghosts, a recipe courtesy of weelicious. com. The kids will never miss the sugar.

5. MARSHMALLOW APPLE CHOMPERS

This recipe, from Lindsay Weiss’ BabyCenter blog, is the perfect DIY craft with simple ingredients: apples cut to create a mouth, marshmallows arranged as the teeth and peanut butter sticking it all together.

6. HALLOWEEN WATERMELON PUNCH

This Frankenstein-green watermelon punch, from the food blog Design Eat Repeat, will satisfy the thirsty monsters roaming around your house on Halloween.

7. FIZZY PUMPKIN PUNCH

This recipe from House of Smiths mixes orange juice, lemon-lime soda, pineapple juice and orange sorbet. You might skip the candy and just sip on this sweet drink.

8. DIY BROOM BAGS

So many wonderful treats need the perfect packaging. Martha Stewart does it with “witch’s broom” party favor bags made with paper lunch bags, sticks and a ribbon of your choice. Simple and sweet.