billandopus
Platinum Member
They went trick or treatin' a day early?!
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They went trick or treatin' a day early?!
anxi80
Lifer
yeah, but i wasnt able to post last night, and i wanted to throw out my obligatory devil's night comment. and lol @ the t.p. comment, kids these days stink, perhaps shoving it up their arse will be doing them a favor.
edit: funny story, this girl i know is a devout christian, but still likes to party and go crazy. i said last night to her 'happy devils night', and she freaked 'omg! dont say that!!!' 😀
edit: funny story, this girl i know is a devout christian, but still likes to party and go crazy. i said last night to her 'happy devils night', and she freaked 'omg! dont say that!!!' 😀
billandopus
Platinum Member
It was a great night. The kids had a great time and I got some video and pics too.
More people in the neighborhood are becoming very generous offering full size chocolate bars this year. Other years past there were a few people but this year my kids got at least 4 full size chocolate bars (much to the delight of candy bar makers and to the chagrin of nutritionists) after only hitting a max of 18 houses or so.
It was a bit chilly but still nice. Fireworks and crackers were much more common this year up in my neck of the woods (Greater Vancouver area) as fireworks became more accessible and widespread. I was just in Costco a few days before and I actually saw a fireworks counter just as I walked in. Never seen that before here.
On my back deck it was a freakin' fireworks show everywhere you turned and i'm not talking about a couple of 5-ball roman candles. We're talking non-stop continuous fireworks displays that were unheard of last year. Neighbors two doors over had some great ones that were very impressive. Obviously, fireworks are much more competent than when I was a kid.
Anyways, we didn't get that many kids at our place as we expected. We have lots of chocolate left over (woo hoo!). Mah belly will be hurtin' later on.
More people in the neighborhood are becoming very generous offering full size chocolate bars this year. Other years past there were a few people but this year my kids got at least 4 full size chocolate bars (much to the delight of candy bar makers and to the chagrin of nutritionists) after only hitting a max of 18 houses or so.
It was a bit chilly but still nice. Fireworks and crackers were much more common this year up in my neck of the woods (Greater Vancouver area) as fireworks became more accessible and widespread. I was just in Costco a few days before and I actually saw a fireworks counter just as I walked in. Never seen that before here.
On my back deck it was a freakin' fireworks show everywhere you turned and i'm not talking about a couple of 5-ball roman candles. We're talking non-stop continuous fireworks displays that were unheard of last year. Neighbors two doors over had some great ones that were very impressive. Obviously, fireworks are much more competent than when I was a kid.
Anyways, we didn't get that many kids at our place as we expected. We have lots of chocolate left over (woo hoo!). Mah belly will be hurtin' later on.
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