OT - What does everyone do for Halloween?

I'm still at work.  Wife skipped the gym to hand out candy to any kids that brave the weather

Here's what DPJ does. 

https://twitter.com/dpeoplesjones/status/1190042246168662016

I take a knee and ask my girl to marry me. 

She says yes. 

Terror on Tillson St.  

Trick-or-treating with my wife and twin daughters. My older boys were old enough to go off on their own with friends, but not too old to stay at home yet. Treasuring this very brief sweet spot of life...

Handing out toothbrushes and toothpaste like the rest of the folks who want their house egged. 
 

/s

We had 93 trick or treaters this year (below our average of 129 since I started keeping track in 2009 so I could buy the right amounts of candy). We only got two comments on my son's Michigan pumpkin (we live in East Lansing). One was from a family that loved it and asked if they could take their picture with it. The other made a good-natured but negative comment about it, to which I replied "Too scary for ya, eh?"

A few years back we had a kid come by dressed like Harbaugh--a well-executed costume.

On my first Halloween since moving to the country, noticing the first downside. No trick or treaters.

It’s cold out, but I live in SoCal, so I just called for my oz of %28 THC to be delivered to me. In other news from Rocky-land, those kids are almost certainly getting screwed out of some of that Halloween candy . . .    ???

I went out as a snowman.

Nothing much any more.  It was such a blast when the kids were young, costumes school parties, carving pumpkins etc.  Kids older now, thankful to be able to stay in on a night like this....25 years of buying more than enough candy, which was not enough, send someone out to buy additional bags of candy. We got a high volume of trick or treaters on our street, including some who arrived in vans from other neighborhoods.  Later in the evening when the kids started looking like they were 20 we'd turn out the lights and call it a night.

Felt guilty for bowing out but there are younger parents in our neighborhood, it's their time now!

watching college football, drinking bourbon.... waiting for 10:45 when my trail cam send todays picture to my phone..... hunting camp is like 500 miles away.... 

Just passing out candy. So far only 10 trick or treaters! Weather is cold, still some snow on the ground here in KS. I remember when I was younger we lived out in a rural area and my parents would take us to visit our city cousins in Dearborn Heights back in the late 60s-mid 70s on Halloween. We would get a big load of candy every year, many giant size candy bars. I wonder  how Dearborn Heights is doing now a days?

Threat of weather (rain & winds) here in NC caused our neighborhood to punt to tomorrow night.  

I then was reading to my kids the text from my brother in mid-Michigan about the forecast for SNOW.

~minds blown~

About to watch Carrie the musical at a local play house. Honestly not sure what to expect...

Thats awesome

We have friends from church over and grill hot dogs to give away with candy.

I did do one block M pumpkin. People around here thought I was a Mizzou fan!

Neighborhood block party.  Chili cook-off.  It's a cook-off.  Hot dogs.  Costumes.  Kids.  Good shit, Jedd.

Trick or treating with my girls, their friends, my wife, and pals in the next neighborhood over, which is awesome.  Swarming with kids having fun, like a giant neighborhood party.  Weather in Seattle area was awesome for it.

Next year I'll do a Michigan pumpkin, too!

The neighborhood kids all Trick of Treat together while the dads follow along with their Yetis filled with the beverage of their choice.

Mine was Woodford Reserve.

It was cold and wet out there, but not as windy or as rainy as originally forecast, so I counted my blessings and made the best of it.