Torvy
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I think you have to turn on a light.
Halloween
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Semper Paratus
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Wife is a diabetic with poor self control WRT candy. We find somewhere else to be on Halloween.
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We only have the neighbors kids show up and my sons friends, who just come over to ransack any candy.
First halloween is fun so enjoy.
When I took my son to his first round of TrT he was a bit confused how it works.
I got him to knock, the person opened the door, and my son walked in and proceeded to walk to the kitchen in the back of the house
First halloween is fun so enjoy.
When I took my son to his first round of TrT he was a bit confused how it works.
I got him to knock, the person opened the door, and my son walked in and proceeded to walk to the kitchen in the back of the house
Oaktree
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We don't get any T or T'ers either...not many kids in this neighborhood, and the houses are too far apart to easily walk to. Yeah, we walked all over the place when I was a kid, but that was then, this is now. We'll get some candy "just in case", but always get something we like.
As far as the OP's comments, one year I went to a Halloween party at school (never heard of churches doing that), and the whole organized event kind of took all the fun out of it.
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We dont have a party per say. The kids stop by and get candy just like they would at a house but from the back of trucks or cars.
I usually serve hot dogs to them and their parents also.
On another note while in Kroger this morn I decided we needed one more bag of candy so I grabbed one and realized that it wasnt pumpkins but Christmas trees.
Aisle was Christmas candy already and they had a tree decorated as you checked out.
Too soon.
