Trick-or-Treating on Sunday?

Hardcoregirl · Post by **Hardcoregirl** » Fri Oct 22, 2004 6:51 pm

As you may be aware, Halloween falls on Sunday and as you are well aware, we live in the rhinestone studded golden buckle of the bible belt.

According to this Knoxville, at least, is still going to celebrate it on the sabbath (god bless our evil pagan souls).

I am not sure about my closer town (Oak Ridge).

Anyways...I was wondering when some of you 'rents are gonna go trick or treating and perhaps me and my kidlet could tag along? We never get to go with a big group of kids like I always did as a kid, and thats not quite as fun.

Now to find his damn samurai costume. Boys..sheesh.

karlaBOO · Post by **karlaBOO** » Fri Oct 22, 2004 7:40 pm

we're going on sunday. don't know what time yet, because jason will be setting up at blue cat's as well. trick or treating will be scheduled because of that.

(excuse the no caps. holding the bebe.)

Mother Mo · Post by **Mother Mo** » Fri Oct 22, 2004 7:50 pm

My daughter has decided she's too old to walk around & trick or treat, so she's staying home & attempting to scare the crap out of the littler kids. My son still wants to go, though & we have a great neighborhood for it. It's a big circle of about 40-50 houses cut off from the main roads. Your welcome to bring your lil folks over this way & go around the circle with us. We usually start shortly after dark, like about 7. That way there's still plenty of time for grown up fun afterwards. :twisted:

QueenOfTheFlock · Post by **QueenOfTheFlock** » Sat Oct 23, 2004 12:08 am

Mother Mo wrote:My daughter has decided she's too old to walk around & trick or treat, so she's staying home & attempting to scare the crap out of the littler kids. My son still wants to go, though & we have a great neighborhood for it. It's a big circle of about 40-50 houses cut off from the main roads. Your welcome to bring your lil folks over this way & go around the circle with us. We usually start shortly after dark, like about 7. That way there's still plenty of time for grown up fun afterwards.

I went trick or treating until I was 19.

Why let age stand in the way of free candy?

pryjmaty · Post by **pryjmaty** » Sat Oct 23, 2004 2:04 am

Free candy at any age rocks!

LordHades · Post by **LordHades** » Sat Oct 23, 2004 2:07 am

Yupyup.. Yummy free chocolate at the Coffee House tonight..

And we proved once and for all that anyone that doesn't like chocolate is in fact not actually human. What they are wasn't decided. Aliens, Mutants, Pod People, Vampires, Zombies..

Who knows..

But they ain't right.

Mother Mo · Post by **Mother Mo** » Sat Oct 23, 2004 10:56 am

QueenOfTheFlock wrote:
Mother Mo wrote:My daughter has decided she's too old to walk around & trick or treat, so she's staying home & attempting to scare the crap out of the littler kids. My son still wants to go, though & we have a great neighborhood for it. It's a big circle of about 40-50 houses cut off from the main roads. Your welcome to bring your lil folks over this way & go around the circle with us. We usually start shortly after dark, like about 7. That way there's still plenty of time for grown up fun afterwards.

I went trick or treating until I was 19.

Why let age stand in the way of free candy?

Yeah, I feel the same way, but she doesn't. Oh well. :roll: