Or you could give out the candy tonight at your panel. . .

*evil grin*

Our Hallowe'en was boring. Neither of us was feeling well, so we just stayed in.

I was at a friend's house and we had many. Of course, we don't have snow on the ground...I think it was about 60 or 70 outside.

One lot of trick or treaters, who were ignored since I didn't have anything to give them. I spent my Halloween listening to my favourite bands on Spotify and working on edits for my next novella.

We're not really a kid-friendly house. I'm scared of people under the age of sixteen. And over the age of sixteen. And...well. We're not really a people-friendly house...

We didn't get very many either. Not another knock after eight. It was quiet this year.

We had a good number...gave away about 8 bags of "snack-sized" chocolates...

We survived our Halloween with minimal drama. (No small feat with a teenager in the house.)

That's one popular pic, because it apparently has reached it's maximum views. ;-)

We also only got a handful of trick or treaters. I had to bring a whole bunch of candy to work today just to get it out of my house ;-D

Very quiet this year. We had about three before eight and one after nine and that was it. This was despite no snow and a warm evening. We didn't get candy this year as the turnout was so poor last year. This year was even worse. I don't think there are many kids living on our block anymore.

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I went to my allergist and had tests.

FUN TIMES. Not.

At least today is half-priced leftover candy day.

We got none. And we bought the big candy bars, too.

We're trying!

I'd imagine the snow could have done it. Just not trick-or-treat weather! Where are the colorful leaves?

We had about sixty kids, which doesn't seem like much compared to where I used to live. (Houses too spread out for the kids to make it all around.) But it was a good Halloween in the Midwest! Gold and orange trees, leaves blowing, mild air. I hope you get a taste of fall again soon!

I had a respectable number of trick or treaters. I also gave up around one hundred spare pencils I'd accumulated, all of which were appreciated by the young goats, who said they needed them for school. This was, of course, in addition to a bit of candy. Wore my cat ears and kitty vest. That was the closest approximation to seasonal garb, though I did have my skull collection nearby.

Not if previous trick or treaters numbered a Russ ceramic candle holder as their skull of choice. I've never even seen an infant with a skull that diminutive in general style. Also on a rubber goblet, a plastic wineglass (this year's contribution), made up as a house, a pencil topper, earrings (with the entire skeleton), and so forth.