Have you given it an earring?Mine is a bit too cheery looking this year. View attachment 397678
So has a convention been formalised that small children only demand money with menaces at houses which display a vaguely anthropomorphised pumpkin? We’ve never bothered with carved squash and we are never bothered by costumed children, and every year Mrs Loom buys a tub of cheap nasty sweets just in case, which I have to eat the next morning.
Got to hang on in case there's late callers. My kids went round a friend's gated community and only visited houses who'd signed up for the experience on a list the staff had. Insert old man grumble here.Why next morning? Do the sweets turn into pumpkins at the stroke of midnight?
Possibly, I’ve never had anyone knock on my door in 15 years, in various places and haven’t ever done a pumpkin. Though where I’ve lived, I imagine people wouldn’t knock at a house where they don’t know the occupants anyway.So has a convention been formalised that small children only demand money with menaces at houses which display a vaguely anthropomorphised pumpkin? We’ve never bothered with carved squash and we are never bothered by costumed children, and every year Mrs Loom buys a tub of cheap nasty sweets just in case, which I have to eat the next morning.
So has a convention been formalised that small children only demand money with menaces at houses which display a vaguely anthropomorphised pumpkin? We’ve never bothered with carved squash and we are never bothered by costumed children, and every year Mrs Loom buys a tub of cheap nasty sweets just in case, which I have to eat the next morning.
More of a “Cuntkin” then?
A proper turnip lamp! (I used to hollow mine out with a gouge chisel)I haven't done one this year because the boys are at their dad's and because last year I discovered that I am now apparently allergic to pumpkins, by having a respiratory reaction immediately after we were carving them and before anyone says neeps no, I need my knuckles to remain unhacked thanks. Although that hasn't stopped my dad, who has just posted this magnificent effort
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Got to hang on in case there's late callers. My kids went round a friend's gated community and only visited houses who'd signed up for the experience on a list the staff had. Insert old man grumble here.
Think bars use it for an excuse etc but trick or treat is fairly limited as you say. No one did it round our way.Has this been fully imported to China, or is it just in areas with quite a few Americans/ other westerners?