Time for Halloween!

[koiguy1969]

 

[tbendl]

So last week was the "apparently" traditional Junior Senior war. Our house got tp'd.
On a plus side, I didn't have to decorate the front for Halloween.

 

[JBtheExplorer]

With a Halloween thread, I wish I would've taken pictures of the campground I drove through last week. There were so many campsites with so many decorations. It was really cool. I mean, they had more decorations at their campsites than I put out for Christmas at home.

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Humans are the scarier of the two.

 

[j.w]

Oh that reminds me I better put out my orange ceramic pumpkin w/ the light in it...................well it's somethin anyways

 

[addy1]

We get only the kids across the street, our drive way is too long and dark.

 

[j.w]

We get one kid butttttttttttttttt...................this year we are going out trick or treating w/ our 20month old grand baby and our 24 yr old grand daughter and daughter and SIL and maybe even our 41 yr old son will come too. We are gonna tear up the neighborhood big time

 

[j.w]

 

[koiguy1969]

 

[koiguy1969]

 

[tbendl]

I love Halloween. One of the organizations that I volunteer for does trick or treat in our downtown area for the kids. We go down and hand out candy to them and then get home early enough to hand some out to our neighborhood kids. I have a big scarecrow that I sit under and scare the beejesus out of the kids when they come to the door. Heeheeee.

 

[Mmathis]

 

[j.w]

 

[Mike in Vermont]

Tonight is "Cabbage Night"

 

[j.w]

Cabbage Night? Do you cook and throw or what?

 

[Mike in Vermont]

Cabbage Night is mostly a Vermont term. Kids collect rotten veggies from the fields (sometimes rotten eggs) and throw them at homes, each other ect... Usually without breaking anything or hurting anyone.. Sometimes, peoples house are wrapped in toilet paper.
Here's a link
http://wibx950.com/what-is-cabbage-night/