This year I added a little projector that shines a shaky spider web complete with spider. I had it out back trained on the garage door for only the sharp-eyed halloweener as they pass. If you look real close you can see it in the picture. Not quite what I expected, but it was cheap. I did not take pictures of any kids in their costumes because, like most, I'd be afraid of being called creepy in this day and age.
My guess would be more than 50 trick-or-treaters came to our door last night. Hard to say as they all came in groups of at least 3 and up to 8 or so kids, with most groups in the middle and always accompanied by many adults laughing it up on the sidewalk. We saw many good and good-effort costumes, mostly the usual or else siDney or other characters I have no idea. I learned you don't call the SpongeBob with no shoulders a banana, methinks he'd heard that enough on his treat venture! We didn't run out of candy but one more group may have done it. We waited until about 8 o'clock but no more came. That means there's candy in the house - dammit.
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Always good to have sweets in the house although dentists may think otherwise. I like Halloween but this year it just seemed to pass us by.
We've been trying to stay away from snacks and sweets in the house, alas we eat out and delivery too much anyway. Fat enough to want to be thinner but getting too old to worry about the little things. Status quo reigns, so far I guess.
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