I guess I need to go buy some candy in case we get any trick or treaters. Do kids even ToT in apartments? I want to dress up but we don't have any plans so I'm not sure if it would be worth it.
They did in the apartments I lived in in NYC. The building gave out door hangers that you would use to indicate if you were participating.
And in typical NYC yuppy-ism, one time I had the mom come by with her 4 year old insisting that he was ToTing for Unicef, so no candy but please give us cash - she even told me she'd be so kind as to wait for me to go find some, you know, since I was only prepared with a bowl of candy like a normal person. I gave her the like 13 cents that were sitting on the table by the door. I mean, I'm all for kids raising money for good causes, but don't come to my door as part of ToT and demand cash.
Ooooohhhhh that would make me mad.
I also get ticked off when kids (who should be old enough to be polite) tell my dad they don't like the candy he's giving out.
I guess I need to go buy some candy in case we get any trick or treaters. Do kids even ToT in apartments? I want to dress up but we don't have any plans so I'm not sure if it would be worth it.
I live in apartments and we get a ton of ToTers because you can hit so many people in such a short space. But then again, at my old apartments in IN we almost never got anyone. So it's probably hit or miss depending how the apartments are set up, how accessible they are, and what's around them. Here there are a lot of apartments and a residential area, back in IN we were hidden off a small road with nothing but a nursing home.
Post by ashleymarie26 on Oct 31, 2016 15:45:30 GMT -5
I didn't dress up. We will probably bring DD to one neighbors house as her first TOT but then I'm all about handing out candy and beer. I love it every year and our neighbor kids are all adorable!
Post by akraus2015 on Oct 31, 2016 16:34:28 GMT -5
Last day in Vegas and H managed to find ANOTHER car thing to go to. My patience for car things is wearing thin. He did buy me some really sweet Tory Burch flats today though, so that gains him at least a few more hours of looking at cars.
We went to Hoover Dam yesterday...it was amazing and breathtaking. Then we rented a Harley and drove through Valley of Fire State Park.
Post by wannabmama on Oct 31, 2016 17:17:10 GMT -5
Happy Halloween to my favorite witches I'm heading to dinner with my bestie, we always spend Halloween together if we are in the same area. I found a tshirt with a skeleton on it on clearance Target, so I'm very festive. We don't get any ToT-ers usually but I got some candy and left it outside on the stoop just in case... Our costume this weekend was a hit, I looked like a sausage stuffed into my costume, but it was still fun. I will always love Halloween.
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Happy Halloween! 🕸💀 I didn't dress up today but my 26 year old employee is going trick or treating tonight. So there's that.
I went trick or treating when I was 23 or 24. I made a group of us really impressive costumes so we had to show them off. We at least had a kid with us, though.
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Happy Halloween! 🕸💀 I didn't dress up today but my 26 year old employee is going trick or treating tonight. So there's that.
I went trick or treating when I was 23 or 24. I made a group of us really impressive costumes so we had to show them off. We at least had a kid with us, though.
You get a pass at any age if you have a kid with you, IMO. This guy doesn't have a kid, but he does have a full beard and visible tattoos. I guess if anyone asks what his costume is he can say he's dressed up as a grown ass man.
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Happy Halloween! 🕸💀 I didn't dress up today but my 26 year old employee is going trick or treating tonight. So there's that.
I went trick or treating when I was 23 or 24. I made a group of us really impressive costumes so we had to show them off. We at least had a kid with us, though.
See, I wish I had these kinds of balls growing up. My parents very effectively shamed me from trick or treating in my mid teens and I've always regretted not keeping it going. Looking forward to having kids, just to experience trick or treating again, FFMC.
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