how come noone knocks my door this year

the other house across the street put the sign at his door, it says
“No Candy,Sorry Kids!”

how’s your halloween

[quote author=“invisiblefly”]how come noone knocks my door this year

the other house across the street put the sign at his door, it says
“No Candy,Sorry Kids!”

how’s your halloween

My Halloween is great…I had no kids knock at my door 2….

But, at work I had 3000./.. I bought a whole bunch of candy for them…

I’m honestly surprised—I always spend October in Germany and kids actually came and knocked at the door last night, wearing costumes! In eleven years of coming to Germany (in October), it’s the first I’ve ever seen or heard of anything of this.

Yeah, well, thanks to american television shows Halloween shows up in Germany as well.

I even was at a Halloween party last night and some people even got dressed. It was kind of weird, because Halloween is absolutely no part of our culture and there wasn’t any Halloween when we were kids. The first Halloween party I attended was last year.

But, well, most of us just don’t get dressed up (like me, I don’t like that) and it’s still an excuse to have a really good party - which it was

Regards,
Julien

[quote author=“Chris687”][quote author=“invisiblefly”]how come noone knocks my door this year

the other house across the street put the sign at his door, it says
“No Candy,Sorry Kids!”

how’s your halloween

My Halloween is great…I had no kids knock at my door 2….

But, at work I had 3000./.. I bought a whole bunch of candy for them…

You had kids trick-or-treating at the mall?  :ph34r:  And at that in Ann Taylor? Were they mostly girls?