halloween - october 31
12:08 AM
I don't think it's fair that there is a socially imposed age on who is allowed to Trick-or-Treat. It gives Halloween a bad taste in my mouth (or maybe that is the lack of candy in my mouth...). I mean, what's left for all us oldies to do?
This is what I did instead of a. get glares from adults who resentfully hand me fun size candy bars so I won't egg their homes b. kidnap children or c. nonchalantly follow groups of children from house:
Ate pumpkin soup and carved pumpkins
HP5ked
(Harry Potter 5ked - or walk around a really great park)
I'm wearing a Weird Sisters T-shirt and a Time Turner (curtesy of my grandfather who is cool enough to not need grandchildren to go to Harry Potter World with him).
Went to a 20s Mystery Dinner
Here in lies where I underestimate Halloween every. single. year. Halloween is one of the only times grown-ups are socially allowed to dress up and play pretend.
I love that.
I fully embraced that opportunity.
Also, it seems like everyone spoke in exaggerated British accents in the 20s. Who knew!
Tried to refrain from making fun of a really awful Dracula movie
But really, what kid embraces his father after he sees him eat a bunch of people? Apparently this one.



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