Photos | Toy Story Takes the Neighborhood
Lori and Wesley dressed up as their favorite Toy Story characters for Halloween 2023. Posing proudly on the stairway of their beautifully decorated house, they're ready to relish the experience of trick-or-treating in the glow of the setting sun. Their costumes and infectious enthusiasm brought the magic of Disney right to our doorstep. Imagination has no age, it lives through us all!
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