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7 Comments
Kate Sarsfield
I’m loving the image I have in my head of Sarah as a giant banana!
Daisy
We decorate the house and buy our costumes. I can’t wait to wear mine!
Sarah L
I have a great banana costume that is lots of fun. Will wear it several times in the next 8 days.
Diane K. Brimmer
8 Words or better, 8 days left to Halloween. Maybe I should go and buy a lotto ticket! LOL The last time I dressed up my cousin and I went as Raggedy Ann and Andy. At that time you could only dress up and go if you were in the sixth grade on down. Now I see adults going and holding out the bags for you to fill with goodies. Think things have really changed.
Tamra Phelps
I haven’t dressed up since I was a kid, but it might be fun to try it, lol. It might give a laugh to the trick-or-treaters.
KATE SARSFIELD
I don’t remember ever dressing up for Halloween! We were certainly never allowed to ‘trick or treat’ as Mum & Dad thought it was a bit like begging. Different times, I guess.
Since moving to Ireland though we’ve always lit candles in celebration of ‘Samhain’, the ancient Celtic festival to celebrate the end of harvest and to light our way through the dark months of winter.
michele
We decorate and I am always ready to dress up!