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28-10-2013, 01:04 PM
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when we were young we had great fun dressing up at Halloween and it was safe to go round knocking on doors...but when my children were young...it was a bit different...you didn't know who they might meet when they were out at night...i used to dress up too and went out along with them...i just hope nobody recognized me anyone else dress up for halloween when they were older???
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28-10-2013, 01:14 PM
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I like to dress up, never had the chance when we were young. It's only since my youngest was little that we've taken Halloween seriously. When she was about 9 we turned our lounge into a cave by putting black material over everything & fake cobwebs, made a skull out of papiermache (a la Neil Buchannan) filled it with slime for lucky dip etc. Now she's doing Film & theatre make-up at college, it like Halloween all the time. She's come home with a "split lip", "black eye" and various other injuries, last week she was a vampire & a zombie! I'm getting immune to horror!
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28-10-2013, 01:49 PM
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We used to love the dressing up thing when we were kids, it was a lot safer going around from house to house in those days, not to put a damper on it but I think it's a bit of a worry for some parents today, still we get a lot of local kids calling and the wife treats them all to her impression of Norman Bates, here she is rehearsing for this Halloween, she does make me laugh, she also does this when she's looking for a raise in her housekeeping.
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28-10-2013, 01:51 PM
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What fun, you pair do have Jem - loverly
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28-10-2013, 01:52 PM
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Gosh that's really scary!
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28-10-2013, 01:54 PM
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I'm never keen on Halloween, we teach our children not to speak to strangers then send them out begging door to door, mixed messages or what LOL

Anyway we keep it in the family, little ones are taken round the family for their sweeties and get to play jokes on some who are stingy with them.

Also we do a little party for the little ones and a bigger party for the bigger ones and those of us who don't like parties can wander off and do something else instead.
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28-10-2013, 01:58 PM
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Nice day at college Dear........arrrrghh!
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28-10-2013, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by lavander ->
when we were young we had great fun dressing up at Halloween and it was safe to go round knocking on doors...but when my children were young...it was a bit different...you didn't know who they might meet when they were out at night...i used to dress up too and went out along with them...i just hope nobody recognized me anyone else dress up for halloween when they were older???
I don't remember Halloween being paid much attention when I was child - bonfire night, yes but not Halloween. I took up the mantle with my children and threw Halloween Fancy Dress parties for them but no knocking on doors.
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28-10-2013, 03:43 PM
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just not safe now to knock on doors...they have halloween parties at school now...
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28-10-2013, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by lavander ->
just not safe now to knock on doors...they have halloween parties at school now...
Halloween parties are great fun and I think I might have enjoyed them as much as the kids
 
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