BE AFRAID.BE VERY AFRAID.
Are you afraid now?
Have a safe Halloween, everyone.
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6 comments:
Thank you, on my way to Publix to purchase candy. Happy Halloween!
Crunch, crunch M&M's good. :)
Sad to say, so are Mini Snickers, Milky Way, Three Musketeers, and Twix. Only one (giant)package and still we have leftovers in the freezer.
Crinkle, crinkle, munch, munch. Here, kids - let me see your costumes - you look so cute - have some more candy. That was us last night. We only had one group of about six or seven goblins.
Yes, we too only had one group come by for treats from a few little ones, to a a couple young lads. "Here, take a hand full since we should not eat all this by ourselves."
Fix to Problem:
Move to No Central Fla.
Out in the country.
On a dirt road.
Dark and rural is a little bit too scary for the trick or treater parents to try. I mean, would you park at the start of the road and let your little ones out to walk a mile down from your car while they're trudging up driveways that lead to homes set far FAR back off the road?
I thought not. Leaves more candy for ME!
Like the LOL cats, weez doin' it rong!
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