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Comments (22)We moved into our home during a year when Halloween fell on a Friday, and we had many kids. We like to give out king sized bars so I always buy too much as our numbers fall tremendously during the week. I'll be curious to see if Halloween 2020 will have big crowds again! We are doing a home remodel so I set up in our driveway. We only had about 25 kids so I let them take 2. Usually I only let them have 1. Honestly I'll probably go back to that policy because a few sly ones took 3 or 4 thinking I wouldn't notice! I don't want to encourage greed. I have quite a bit leftover. I might donate it but I've never done that before. A local dentist is buying it back for $1 a pound and sending to troops....See MoreHappy Halloween!
Comments (8)Happy Halloween! I bought a pumpkin today because they still don't have pie pumpkins out. I found one that seems ripe and a big drier than the average Jack o'Lantern. It may become soup, or lasagna, or both. I was also feeling low on sugar, so I bought some big, crisp blueberries, and they're lovely, and just enough tart, but I don't know if it's enough sugar. Maybe a one bite Twix is the thing after all... (I always buy a bag of candy, but the neighborhood kids are grown so it's rare that we get a trick-or-treater.)...See MoreHappy Halloween from the 1940s!
Comments (22)All is commercial hype now days. Bleh! Myself and my kids, who were born in the 70s, made up our own costume. Like so many other things that we consume. these new character things are just consumable junk that ends up in the landiflll. And, unlike that old pair of pants that you may have used in your costume in 1970, these things are forever materials in the landfill. I enjoyed the photo from the past. So many things were not such an artificial hype as they are today. Of course, today, you would be less likely to go as a gypsy or a hobo due to political correctness. There is going to be someone who finds offense with so many of these characters. I guess it is still OK to be a princess or a pirate or a ghost, though....See MoreHappy Halloween ....................................
Comments (4)Happy Halloween to you too. Aww come on go out and get yourself some free candy lol! I am looking forward to what comes after Christmas, I had better get my pics organized....See More- 6 years ago
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