Now that my kids are older, I just drop candy with my neighbor who goes and stay inside where it is WARM!Hey, sounds good to me -- a one and done!
(Wish that happened around here, where the doorbell gets rung about 60 times by kids, trick or treating on Halloween night . . . )
You still have a few hours to rectify that
At least you don't live in area as I do. In the past, there were communities in the city I live that had trick or treating 2 times in 2 days or 2 times in 3 days in the year. Personally, I think 2 days is too many trick or treating days for a home to pass out candy.
I suspect it will result in considerably fewer sweet rewards. I still remember the evenings out on halloween with my cousins, finding our way around with masks that inhibited vision, but it didn't matter. It was so much fun. We'd get back in the house in time to watch "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and good old Ichabod Crane pursued by the headless horseman.
I'm surprised at you MillieM, here you have a holiday that is one giant step toward evil winter and you put down a "Joyous" occasion to keep opening your door to let in cold air.Hey, sounds good to me -- a one and done!
(Wish that happened around here, where the doorbell gets rung about 60 times by kids, trick or treating on Halloween night . . . )
That reminds me of halloween one year in the late 1990's flying back to Vermont from Boston in a single prop, toothpaste tube size airplane during a nor'easter. Either it hadn't existed when we left Boston or the weather people weren't as good as they are now, but I can tell you that it was an evening to remember. I'm pretty sure we made it alright though.
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I’m talking about the rocky horror picture show.
I saw it in the Village, midnight show
I bet that was very interesting LOL
Many moons ago . . . I saw it in Harvard Square (Cambridge MA) at the midnight show -- it was a blast, especially the audience!
VERY, VERY Brought props
