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How do you feel about Halloween?
It’s fun to see Halloween becoming a more inclusive holiday from my childhood days. Now there are things like Trunk-or-Treats where everything is at one location. The other day I even learned of a Witch Swap. That’s where if your kid has food sensitivities they can still go trick-or-treating. They can leave the bag of candy they collect outside their door and in the middle of the night a witch will swoop by on their broom and swap the candy for a toy. No reindeer required.
Are you a fan of Halloween? Love it or hate it, I want to hear your thoughts on the holiday. I’m warming up to it now that I’m in my mid 40’s. I’m even sporting my spiderweb sweatshirt.
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Trunk or Treats would have been ideal for me back in the day. Although I remember it rained one Halloween, so we went trick-or-treating at the local mall, and it was so nice. Everything was accessible, and I didn’t have to worry about bundling up for the frigid New England weather. I don’t know why we didn’t do that more often. Did you go trick-or-treating as a kid?
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I lived in a rural area, so trick or treating was limited to a few nearby neighbors. Because everyone knew everyone, it was safe back then to do homemade treats. One neighbor made the best popcorn balls. We always made a point to stop there. That was our one stop the year of the infamous Halloween blizzard. The weather was brutal but we got our popcorn ball. Did you have a favorite Halloween treat?
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Oh that’s interesting! Those popcorn balls must have been really good to have gone out in a blizzard haha. Reese’s were always my favorite candy to get. Did you ever incorporate your wheelchair into your costumes? I never did, but kids today have the coolest wheelchair costumes.
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