October 31, 2006
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The Halloween counter is On. The Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and snack-sized Snickers have been waiting in the bowl since the afternoon. The porch lights are on.
Number of trick-or-treaters served by...
6:45 p.m. 07:40 3!
8:15 still 3, plus a UPS man (offered him some candy, but he civilly refused, saying he'd already had so much candy his teeth are in danger of falling out)
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So what happens to the candy, hmmmm?
I took my 2 -year-old sister to a grand total of 4 houses before she decided she was cold and needed to go home... It was a chilly Halloween!
It's in the upper 40's here, but to be fair I can't claim that as a reason for the poor turnout...for us, three trick-or-treaters is above average.
And as to the candy, well, Dmitry's powerful fond of Snickers, while I rarely refuse a peanut butter cup.
We went to a church festival or we would have found you and come on out to T or T at your place ; ) The kids had a blast, they had a row of bounce houses/slides, a row of games, food booths, petting zoo, pony rides, etc. It was $2 / person, max of $10 / family - not bad (helps them with their costs, it used to be free).
Nano time ! i think i may head to bed, it's so quiet here.
We had 2! Sigh, I did so enjoy the kids coming by! Sigh. Times do change and I guess it's for the best. Sigh.
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