Trick-or-Treat Report...
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johnoWe worried it would be a slow night,
when our first trick-or-treater showed up at 7:20.
We didn't have to worry about it being slow.
Our total was 121 kids this year,
with the last one at 9:20pm
Kids love coming to our house.
and not just for the candy.
Even though we gave out nearly 400 pieces.
We have lots of decorations,
including the ever popular flying bat.
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.
Thought for the night:
If you're old enough to have enough cleavage on display to store candy in, you may be old enough to stop trick-or-treating.
when our first trick-or-treater showed up at 7:20.
We didn't have to worry about it being slow.
Our total was 121 kids this year,
with the last one at 9:20pm
Kids love coming to our house.
and not just for the candy.
Even though we gave out nearly 400 pieces.
We have lots of decorations,
including the ever popular flying bat.
.
.
.
Thought for the night:
If you're old enough to have enough cleavage on display to store candy in, you may be old enough to stop trick-or-treating.
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Date: 2007-11-01 01:43 pm (UTC)There is no such thing. Although I will admit I'm a little less lenient on costume quality on the over-20 crowd.
I must confess, I haven't handed out candy for several years; I get home so late that they've stopped well before I get there. (Our neighborhood stops by 7, or 7:30 at the latest.)
Alex