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My wife writes an amazing blog, akshopgirl.com<\/a>, and this month she’s hosting a Halloween Blog Party with a couple other local bloggers (Alaska Knit Nat<\/a> and TessieStyle<\/a>) They’re going to write about costume, decor and last-minute-ideas. For my part, I’m putting together some themed playlists.<\/p>\n

The theme for the first go-round is, “Where the Wild Things Are.” Check out my Spotify playlist below. To achieve maximum effect, yell, “Let the Wild Rumpus Start!” then hit play. I start with a couple “wild” songs that go hand-in-hand with the theme (and are fun to jump around to). Bonus points if you can master the timing of the “Wildcat” growl. “Move your feet” has a carefree dance vibe and “My Girl Wants to Party All the Time.” is so fun and ridiculous it might as well be a kids song.<\/p>\n

Enjoy!<\/p>\n