DMChiz
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Same here. Not a ton of kids this year for us. My two were tapped out by around 8:15pm and back with a pretty sizeable haul.
Constant activity at the front door was not Boomers fave, but he was a trooper.
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Constant activity at the front door was not Boomers fave, but he was a trooper.
DarkWeb
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We don't get anyone coming to the house. Gotta do the trunk or treating. It's just not the same, but still fun decorating the jeep.
Laughing Grass
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Ozumoz66
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laddyd
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I had to look that one up.
Ozumoz66
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We too had two trick or treaters, but I had to deliver as 3 out of 4 family members were ill. So I put on my chicken hat and crossed the road with a bag of goodies for a porch visit. Of course we kept the ketchup and dill pickle chips, as well as the coffee crisp chocolate bars for ourselves.
DMChiz
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Didn't really hear much in the way of fireworks, even though we're not far from Little India over on Gerrard.
By the 18th kid, think Boomer was less excitable - lol
wakeNbaker46
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morning, friends! we went over to a family member's house for the holiday. she lives in a neighborhood where the houses are close together, and lots of folks get into the spirit with music, decorations, etc. we crammed 8 people on a tiny porch and had a blast with the candy and kiddos. lots of good costumes; my favorite was the 11 or 12 year girl who sewed her own costume out of scraps from different colored sweatshirts and sweatpants, and she painted her entire face green. she even made a TY tag and clipped it to one of the ears she had sewn on her hoodie.
Laughing Grass
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We have a large South Asian community here in the GTA.
Laughing Grass
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I started hearing them around 7:30 a few after 11pm too.
laddyd
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I should know that. My youngest daughter married an Asian man from Cambodia.
We had this huge traditional Cambodian wedding with multiple costume changes. At least 500 tables. Pretty sure most of Salt Lake's Asian community were there.
raratt
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Roxy was happy to greet everyone that came to the door. She got some pets until she decided she wanted to go out the door to join the kids that were leaving. At least she listened and came back in, I'm in no shape to be hunting her down in the neighborhood. Gave away 3 big bags of candy. Had an amped up crowd of kids show up and after they all got their candy a little girl quietly stepped up for her turn. She didn't say a thing just held out her bag, she was such a cutie, like a little waif in a crowd of partiers.
Mornin.
Jeffislovinlife
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The party should be going on there today I think I'm hungry lol
Jeffislovinlife
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How did Harley do?
Hook Daddy
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Same here. I’m still stuck in a hotel, I watched tv for a bit then went to bed. I love the west coast and have had a great time, but I’m ready to get home now.
StareCase
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It must have been - cause Mrs. S and I took a jump to the left.
... then a step to the right
Laughing Grass
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Doesn't phase him at all. Victoria Day in May is a big fireworks weekend here. We took him to them when he was tiny so he'd be used to them.
Laughing Grass
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Were your hands on your hips and your knees in tight?