Halloween Is Coming


:jack_o_lantern: Halloween Is Coming :jack_o_lantern:

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Huh … this is where I have to start staying in at night or I get mistaken for something creepy and horrible,

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Hmmm, I may have to curtail my own activities, Morti! Nah, let’s have our own fun! :melting_face:

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Kennebunkport, Maine a few years ago on vacation!

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Hello Everybody; Halloween In 3 Days :jack_o_lantern: :ghost:

Get Back Time.
Can’t wait to give them. The Fright of the Day.
Door opens AND >>.:japanese_ogre:. Boohoo.
Cadbury Chocolates & a Fiver.
As a Reviver.
Errrrrrrrrrrrr. >> 4 Me. :laughing:

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I think I may be in the minority here, I have absolutely no interest in Halloween. I never have. To me when I was growing up, it was nothing and meant nothing. Trick-or-treating never existed - at least as far as I was aware. It certainly wasn’t anything to do with dressing up and going around making threats for sweets and chocolate at people’s doors. It’s just an overblown and commercialised non-event.

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Halloween was very simple when I was a kid - dunking for apples, toffee apples and a large turnip (swede) scraped out, eyes / nose / mouth holes cut and a candle stuck inside. My hair got wet and cold, the burning turnip stank rotten but at least I got a toffee apple.
The best move I made, while in London, was to move into a top floor flat in a gated road. Two levels of obstacle to stop the greedy children annoying me and demanding sweets. Such as joy after being hounded all evening in the house we had previously.

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“Trick or Treat”

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