We live on a street that gets some of the highest volume of Halloween traffic in the city. People drive their kids to our street. We had a steady stream of munchkins and non-munchkins from 5 p.m. until 8:35 p.m.
Mrs. Ref was working on football awards (I'm in charge of handing out the awards for the funny/odd stuff that happened this year), so I was handing out candy, mostly from my knees because most of the goblins were short.
The best costume of the night was the tall young man (probably a high school junior) dressed up as a French maid. The little skip-to-m'lou bit he did was equally entertaining.
Second best costume of the night: Any kid shorter than 3'-6" -- they are just TOO CUTE.
Best Trick or Treater: The little three-year old princess with curly hair who, when I opened the door, bounded in, gave me a huge hug, gave Mrs. Ref a huge hug, told us how much fun she was having, that she liked our house and, oh, is that the candy I can have? and started helping herself. All while we were dying of laughter and her parents were trying to reign her in. Not shy, that one.
Best Trick: When I knocked back at the kids from the inside, opened the door and said, "Trick or Treat!" It terribly confused them.
I hope you all had a fun and safe night.
Thursday, November 01, 2012
Halloween
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1 comments:
Our middle daughter lived in a townhouse community, and would put on a costume and just sit on the front step to pass out candy, rather than keep on opening the door. Our driveway is long and dark, and you have to be desperate for a free candy bar to come here after dark. In almost 40 years, we've had - maybe - three kids, and they lived next door!
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