momopi said:I left a chair out with box filled with chocolate and sign that read "happy Halloween".
Came back from dinner 2+ hours later and nobody touched it.
Brought it back in the house at midnight. Not one person came for candy. >_>
momopi said:I left a chair out with box filled with chocolate and sign that read "happy Halloween".
Came back from dinner 2+ hours later and nobody touched it.
Brought it back in the house at midnight. Not one person came for candy. >_>
eyephone said:momopi said:I left a chair out with box filled with chocolate and sign that read "happy Halloween".
Came back from dinner 2+ hours later and nobody touched it.
Brought it back in the house at midnight. Not one person came for candy. >_>
Was the chocolate individually wrapped or was it in a box like Sees candies?
Soylent Green Is People said:I'm in RSM, and used to get 2-300 kids per night. All of these kids grew up. New families have not moved in (yet). Our present flow of trick or treaters is now down to about 60. My guess is that in some of the GP neighborhoods you'll see a baby boom, and the wave of trick or treaters will surge once again.
Every year I keep on hand a couple of the giant sized Hershey bars (4x size of "full size bars") for those kids who really go the extra mile with their costumes. This year we had a "Ruth Bader Ginsberg" come through, gavel and all. She also was passing out information about her GS Troops food drive and recommended items to share. I doubt that giant sized Hershey bar she was awarded will be donated any time soon.
Any other stand out costumes in your neighborhood?
My .02c