Happy Halloween!

[lin]

Wishing you all great fun on one of my very favorite days!

[magus]

Wait.
Was that today?

Happy Halloween everyone.

[lin]

Yup.

And apparently it's such an awesome holiday, I was compelled to double post about it.... stoopid coffee shop internet connection....

[ptbeast]

We are keeping it low key this year for a rare Halloween night at home. Old horror movie marathon date night. How are you guys spending my favorite holiday?

[lin]

Me too Handing out candy to anyone willing to ring the doorbell over all the rats and tombstones... oh, and making myself ill (again) trying to decide which I like better, Baby Ruths or Snickers... hum, Baby Ruth? probably, but better try another Snickers to be sure...

[magus]

I'm driving up to San Simeon, bypassing the alarms, breaking in, and putting timed sound devices in planters and behind paintings.
The usual.

[lin]

I'm driving up to San Simeon, bypassing the alarms, breaking in, and putting timed sound devices in planters and behind paintings.
The usual.

Dude, after what happened last year, I assumed you'd have thought twice.

[magus]

I seldom think once.
Explains a lot doesn't it?

[lin]

I seldom think once.
Explains a lot doesn't it?

Ah well, better luck this year

[lin]

I spent a few minutes this afternoon dragging out storage boxes and cobbling together a quick doorstep Halloween decoration. I pulled out a few mice, a rat, a wreath, a couple of painted stryrofoam tombstones, and cobwebs/two spiders; I left the skulls, blood and other creepy/disturbing stuff in the boxes. According to their (laughing) parents, I still managed to creep out a few kids-- not my intent and not sure why that should be considering that they weren't tiny tots. Anyway, interesting... less is more? or just different from most?

...tried to attach a photo, but it won't upload-- probably too big. Eh, yer not missing much-- it was a fairly sparse display.

Happy, happy Halloween! (and Magus, if the bail is any higher this time, you'll have to ask someone else)

[magus]

http://www.ghostvillage.com/ghostcommun ... wtopic=789

It begins

[lin]

Totally worth it, before it all went south (not your fault, I know).

[TV Mc Arthur]

fairly successful--900 kids and a goodly number of parents. 100% rain forecast took the trick-or-treat out of the 2-block downtown to a community center. I did announcements and costume commentary 6:30-8:00. Rain started at 8:01. After, took card and wife to Italian restaurant. Fun.

[davidparr]

When we walked out of our home to go do the last few shows of Haunting History, we walked into a snowstorm. Yes, snow, blowing straight into our eyes. On Halloween. It was craaaazy.

[Tired Dave magic man]

And over here in the UK, David, it was the hottest Halloween ever. We managed to create a few scares using lanterns, skulls, dummies and a teenage lumbering Zombie