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How is your way of having a Halloween Party?

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Kathrin said on October 30, 2005 21:28:

I dress up as Hellboy and then I go Trick or Treating with my Brother and his Friends and the I go to a Party
and have fun scaring all the other people when we go downtown!

ally77 said on October 30, 2005 23:09:

I don’t have one... just gonna watch some horrors!

LittleSpooky said on October 31, 2005 04:49:

Tonight, I got together with some friends and just hung out, eating food and playing Curses.

Vixzter said on October 31, 2005 07:00:

can’t stand it, will celebrate bonfire night instead

Majdy said on November 1, 2005 06:32:

THIS IS MY FIRST HALLOWEEN! I am moving to US now and i never had a halloween before back in my country. I made my FIRST pumpkin :D

LittleSpooky said on November 1, 2005 07:43:

Majdy: How did your first pumpkin carving go?

My first attack of a turkey was rather... interesting.

Majdy said on November 1, 2005 16:27:

I made cat face on it :) I may sound CHILDISH, but I really enjoy doing that! but I dont think I could eat pumpkin cake though :D

colinvdbel (moderator) said on November 1, 2005 16:51:

Honour the spirits of my ancestors,a nd make alittle sacrifice to them.

ally77 said on November 1, 2005 20:18:

@ Majdy, sounds cool! :)

Santi said on November 1, 2005 20:56:

I do think it’s a really stupid tradition not traditional at all over here as to import it.
Luckily no one asked me for candy, I promise that if someone does I will talk to them in Esperanto.

Majdy said on November 2, 2005 13:36:

ya, ally :) I really like it :) Cant wait for my second halloween next year!!!

LittleSpooky said on November 2, 2005 22:09:

Santi: Granted, it may not be a custom in your country or even in your life, but could you try to be a little less insulting? There’s a simple solution that occurs in the US for that, at least, I’ve always known:

If someone’s porch light isn’t on, they’re either not home, or they’re not passing out candy. Being a jerk is not in the formula, but for some even if they participate, that’s a normal response.

Samhain has changed for me since my beliefs have changed. So has Yule.

Colin: Meant to ask you, but you’re not a Pagan by chance? You answer has led me to that conclusion :o)