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November 5 is scary enough.
I am going over to my daughter's house to help give out candy. I will be dressed as David S. Pumpkins.
Any questions?
I am going over to my daughter's house to help give out candy. I will be dressed as David S. Pumpkins.
Any questions?
At our current location (27 years) we have given out the full size bars from the beginning because we only ever get 60-100 trick or treaters on a busy night. We have also decorated fairly extensively (Cheesily "scary"). The kids have always noticed the bigger bars (and usually comment appreciatively). It certainly keeps them coming back. And what has been extremely gratifying the past couple of years is that we're starting to see some of those kids from the earlier days coming through with little trick or treaters of their own now. And almost everyone says it's because we made our house a stop to look forward to as a kid on Halloween. Considering how much I have whined over the years about what a pain in the ass the decorations were to set up and take down, those compliments....and seeing a second generation come through.....has made every moment of it worthwhile......Full size or snack size candy?
Does she like dogs?
Especially poker playing ones?
Address?
What candy did you like? I remember liking Three Musketeers and Milky Way, not sure difference between them. Preferred Almond Joy to Mounds. My taste for dark chocolate developed later, as a kitten I liked milk chocolate. Didn't like Butterfingers. Also didn't like Chunky because I don't like raisins. Hershey with or without almonds were fine. Not crazy about rice krispie candy. Tootsie rolls were fine. Red lollipops best. I had/have sweet tooth, although taste a bit more sophisticated now.
Neighbor lady whose name I can't recall made cupcakes. My mother said don't eat anything not sealed in original wrappers but this was OK because we knew her.
I've literally never had a trick-or-treater, my entire life.
I guess somehow the kids just know to avoid the actually scary houses.
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What candy did you like? I remember liking Three Musketeers and Milky Way, not sure difference between them. Preferred Almond Joy to Mounds. My taste for dark chocolate developed later, as a kitten I liked milk chocolate. Didn't like Butterfingers. Also didn't like Chunky because I don't like raisins. Hershey with or without almonds were fine. Not crazy about rice krispie candy. Tootsie rolls were fine. Red lollipops best. I had/have sweet tooth, although taste a bit more sophisticated now.
Neighbor lady whose name I can't recall made cupcakes. My mother said don't eat anything not sealed in original wrappers but this was OK because we knew her.
It might be weird but I am not afraid of a large carved vegetable (technically a fruit but eaten as vegetable).
Of a very specific type.Technically a berry
