How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

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racrgal
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Re: How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

Post by racrgal » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:22 pm

There won't be any little spooks here. I live in a remote area. If I want to see little ghosts, witches and goblins I can drive into town. The merchants all stay open and sponsor Safe Halloween. Without the merchants there wouldn't be any Halloween. It's cool for the kids and shop owners.

Deely
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Re: How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

Post by Deely » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:29 pm

racrgal wrote:There won't be any little spooks here. I live in a remote area. If I want to see little ghosts, witches and goblins I can drive into town. The merchants all stay open and sponsor Safe Halloween. Without the merchants there wouldn't be any Halloween. It's cool for the kids and shop owners.
I agree racr, that is cool. We live in the middle of the woods, but in a community that still feels somewhat safe. The parents come with the kids and we know who they are and they know us.

KittenCal
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Re: How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

Post by KittenCal » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:31 pm

this year at Walmart I spent about 120.00 :)

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Re: How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

Post by Deely » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:46 pm

Kittencal wrote:this year at Walmart I spent about 120.00 :)
We bought 6 bags this year. :shock: We're expecting a horde! :lol:

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Re: How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

Post by racrgal » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:51 pm

Deely wrote:
racrgal wrote:There won't be any little spooks here. I live in a remote area. If I want to see little ghosts, witches and goblins I can drive into town. The merchants all stay open and sponsor Safe Halloween. Without the merchants there wouldn't be any Halloween. It's cool for the kids and shop owners.
I agree racr, that is cool. We live in the middle of the woods, but in a community that still feels somewhat safe. The parents come with the kids and we know who they are and they know us.
Everyone feels safe out here but there are lots of dirt roads, few houses and zero street lights. Parents could be hours going to only a few houses. Merchants "hosting" is a great idea. I donated a couple of bags of candy to my beauty salon. Last year there was a classic car show in the largest parking lot in town. They called it Trunk or Treat. Very cute.

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Re: How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

Post by HotPepperRosemary » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:58 pm

I am so jealous Kitten!!!! How fun!!!!! I used to love to hand out candy and wait til they said "Trick or Treat"!
I am out in a rural area too Donna...sigh...no kids here...too dark.
Racr you are out there too.
At least I got to a great Halloween party! But the kids really make holidays fun don't they...
I asked Kevin if he wanted to go trick or treating in town and I think he was considering it as we are all out of candy. We hate three bags all by ourselves!!!!! :lol:

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Re: How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

Post by Deely » Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:01 pm

racrgal wrote:
Deely wrote:
racrgal wrote:There won't be any little spooks here. I live in a remote area. If I want to see little ghosts, witches and goblins I can drive into town. The merchants all stay open and sponsor Safe Halloween. Without the merchants there wouldn't be any Halloween. It's cool for the kids and shop owners.
I agree racr, that is cool. We live in the middle of the woods, but in a community that still feels somewhat safe. The parents come with the kids and we know who they are and they know us.
Everyone feels safe out here but there are lots of dirt roads, few houses and zero street lights. Parents could be hours going to only a few houses. Merchants "hosting" is a great idea. I donated a couple of bags of candy to my beauty salon. Last year there was a classic car show in the largest parking lot in town. They called it Trunk or Treat. Very cute.
Blacktop and dirt roads here racr, but the only business is the community store. We're completley seperated...10 miles to the closest town.

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Re: How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

Post by racrgal » Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:04 pm

But the kids really make holidays fun don't they... I just got back from Vegas. you should see Halloween weekend in Vegas!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :shock:

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Re: How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

Post by racrgal » Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:06 pm

Blacktop and dirt roads here racr, but the only business is the community store. We're completley seperated...10 miles to the closest town. wooooooo hoooooooo I almost feel like I live in the big city. :lol: :lol: We have a market, two gas stations, a couple of fast food places, a bar, a health food store, a chain drugstore and a few other businesses but the people all like outside town. It's 18 miles to the closest REAL town.

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Re: How Many Kids Are You Expecting Tonite?

Post by KittenCal » Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:09 pm

H-E-L-P :!: :!: :shock: I need roller skates!!!

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