Thursday, November 01, 2012

...a belated Happy Halloween...

...our city mandates the night of Trick-or-Treat...and it's never on Halloween...I've lived a lot of different places and I've never experienced Trick-or-Treating on any night other than Halloween...
...but...Scout and a friend created some wonderful Jack-O-Lanterns...
...a hockey mask...and a kitty cat...
...and we decorated with our usual decorations for the occasion...you've seen them all before...
...this morning we still had a lot of snow...
...but it was mostly gone by this afternoon...and it was a nice warm 40ish afternoon for Trick-or Treating...
...the snow is almost all gone...
...and our little witch and ghost that we've had since Scout was little...
...the Trick-or-Treaters arrive...
...and Scout dressed up and gave out the candy...

...it was a lot of fun seeing the little kids...and kinda nice staying home...

....How many Trick-or-Treaters did you have?...did they come on Halloween or another day?... ~Have a lovely day!
Posted by affectioknit at 8:25 PM
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4 comments:

  1. Joyful8:59 PM

    I was thinking of you and your family there in Vermont (or Virginia, I forget which). I was watching the horrific effects of Hurricane Sandy and hoping you were safe. I'm glad to hear you are.

    I don't celebrate Halloween. There is a blot post about this on my post if you have time to understand why. I am glad you and your child had fun and that you are all safe. Hugs. xx

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  2. Maureen10:12 AM

    Trick or Treat is not widespread here but we hang out our glowing skeleton to let children know we open for business.

    I had small packs of sweets and some apples, the children were happy with both.

    Funny, my son (32) asked me what I did and when I told him his reply was 'APPLES!' I said sweets as well but he found it hard to get past apples.


    I do love the little ones who come!

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  3. Karen5:56 PM

    hey! looks like much fun! neat to transition from the "going-trick-or-treating" to "being in charge of giving out candy to the youngsters!"

    i didn't notice before, but your two little trees near the front door are going to be FABULOUS at christmas time! love, k

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  4. Michelle8:28 PM

    We had a nice Halloween here. Our Main Street businesses in downtown opens their doors to trick-or-treaters for 2 hours, with police crossing at each street corner. Even more fun is our "haunted library" right in the middle of it all; my 2 older boys helped as dancing skeletons in that and had a blast, while Noah pulled recycled the old Buzz Lightyear costume:-)

    Your pumpkins look great, and that snow, sheesh!

    Have a good night,
    ~Michelle

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