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It's Halloween

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Happy Halloween Gotham.  When my children were younger Halloween was a big event in my house. We would spend weeks together planning and buying costumes, then the Halloween decorations would come out and finally the big day arrived. Trick or treating was always fun but, I think my favorite part was when trick or treating was done. That was the time when the kids, over pizza, would spill out their bags and  trade their candy. For them, it was a very serious process but my memories of that part of the day always make me smile.

 

As my children are older, and no longer trick or treat, Halloween doesn’t have the same significance  in my home. Some of my children still celebrate Halloween, however, attending parties, and wearing elaborate costumes. And it’s always fun to see what they come up with. My older daughter was Scar this year (from The Lion King) and she looked incredible, spending over an hour on extravagant make-up.  My other daughter went smart but inexpensive to her party. She dressed as a spider web, wearing all black and draping around herself the type of web we used to use to decorate the house.

 

Do you celebrate Halloween? What do you do? What was your favorite costume?

Comments

Corey Bearak

Our party was Sat. night. Blogged about it in advance last week so one can still read it and ...
and it links to my Halloween Safety tips
Ellyn Finkelstein

I celebrate Halloween every year by attending a ballroom dance event. I always go in costume. However, I do miss the days when my children were little and we would meet up with their friends and mothers and all walk the neighborhood. Fun times!
Cayce Crown

I love seeing people on the streets in costume.

The days of eating sorting trading candy are gone, but fond memories of wandering the neighborhood.

Tonight, I've got a business class, so won't be giving out the candy except energetically.
Nancy Schess

I worked today for the first time in years. It was a little sad, to be honest.

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