Ha, Smiddy, I always got a few visits, but other houses around got more. This time I carved a pumpkin and put it on the porch, bingo! ran out of goodies.
Next year I plan to try a ghost!
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Ha, Smiddy, I always got a few visits, but other houses around got more. This time I carved a pumpkin and put it on the porch, bingo! ran out of goodies.
Next year I plan to try a ghost!
Wow! I'm in good company. Handed out candy for the first time last night also.
Kids with stupid grins and hilarious costumes beats "lights out and hide in the basement."
I used to go guising as a child long before I became a Borgite. It was a laugh at the time. The wife will usually keep soom sweets aside to give the kids coming round, she even arranges the xmas party for a charity beleive it or not. Yet she will give me the 3rd degree if I talk about the borg negatively. Oh the hypocricy lol
Halloween is a blast for kids (adults, too) and one of the most memorable holidays as a child but I wasn't raised as a witness. Nothing better than the cute, miniature, Halloween, candy bars.
It's so good to know how much many of us are enjoying life and the wonderful holidays after escaping cultism.
I used to disconnect my chime in my apartment--a simple wire removed from the terminal is all it took. Or, a wad of tissue pegging the plunger at its lowest position would prevent it from moving even if it was activated. I always had my place dark on Halloween.
Now that I no longer sympathize with the jokehovians, I put up lots of lights. I have those icicle LEDs that span Halloween and Christmas. For Halloween, I put up orange and purple lights, and then remove them for red (and colored) for Christmas. I also put up plenty of tinsel garland (that gets switched early November), and plenty of other ornaments. I even have a giant pumpkin cutout (plastic) that goes on the window, and it displays a jack o'lantern at night when lit from within. This starts going up around Labor Day, so people can enjoy them during the whole season. And yes, I put out a bowl of candy outside my apartment door so anyone can help themselves--though it is usually full at the end of the night.