Sunday, November 2, 2008 - Trick or Treating
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Since Trinity's hair spray was all gone and it was such a mess, she opted for the blond vampire look- it was still stunning, but not quite as beautiful as the black haired costume.
I don't know about your town, but in ours, most people go to a particular street to trick or treat. Every year, it is done up very nicely with dramatic yards and light shows and all kinds of fun stuff. Even adults dress up in this town! I love my city! So this year, for the first time, we went out before sundown. We brought our little Min-Pin, Fiona with, dressed as Dracula.
It was a great, although, you could tell that even these people in their nicer houses were feeling the economic crunch. They used to hand out bags of chips, full-size candy bars, cans of pop, Lil- Debbies, juice boxes, etc.
We met our Pastor Ron and his wife Mary there and walked with them a ways. It was a nice time to be out, with fair weather. It is usually freezing and rainy here on Halloween, but this time, the air was warmer, without clouds, and we didn't even have to wear coats!
After trick or treating, there was a party for the kids at the Y, provided by our church, but we didn't go, because Rowan, the only one in the proper age group, was being very defiant most of the day. |
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