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Everyone is going to be outside and wearing masks tho.
But seriously, if people are actually smart about it, then trick-or-treating should be fine.
But seriously, if people are actually smart about it, then trick-or-treating should be fine.
Seems like trick or treating could be worked out somehow. Couldn't houses just put a bowl of candy out at the end of the driveway and let kids come by and grab some? Maybe even prepackage a few pieces in some ziplock bags and let them sit out for the taking? I'm sure there will be little shits who grab more than they should but you could always watch from your porch and keep an eye on things.
I love Halloween and so does my son. He'll be devastated if there's no trick or treat this year. Given, if medical experts deem it unwise then so be it. I can still hopefully have a little horror movie marathon at least.
I love Halloween and so does my son. He'll be devastated if there's no trick or treat this year. Given, if medical experts deem it unwise then so be it. I can still hopefully have a little horror movie marathon at least.
My son's daycare is still doing their annual trunk r treat, so our plan is to just prewrap some bags of candy and treats while letting the kids take them individually. We'll probably do the same thing for neighborhood trick or treat while we sit in our drive way.
But we are still going all out on the decorations though.
But we are still going all out on the decorations though.
We're going to do a haunted candy hunt in our yard for my daughter and her best friend who's parents we see on a regular basis as our "germ circle." No trick or treating this year and the girls seem ok with it.
Florida here we haven't had anybody knock on our door in a decade we don't even buy candy lol. But yeah no doubt nobody should be knocking on doors this year. Stay home and watch horror movies instead.
Plus two full moons in October.
2020 was just too powerful, I guess.
Also, this.
I'm really upset I won't get to see my three year old go door to door.
Halloween and Christmas have such a small window to be thesw truly magical fun events. As a three year old it's a cool spooky event but by the time they turn 8 or 9 its just about collecting as much as they possibly can.
Halloween and Christmas have such a small window to be thesw truly magical fun events. As a three year old it's a cool spooky event but by the time they turn 8 or 9 its just about collecting as much as they possibly can.
Yes, unfortunately.
Yet another useless American 'holiday' that has made its way over here.
I do like the film though ... š
Prefer bonfire night, and folks can just watch these from a distance.
Halloween is not big in the UK so it's not a loss. Basically a holiday for anyone under 10. I may get less than 30 or so trick or Treaters a year.
The hour changes on the 25th.
The hour changes on the 25th.
Exactly what I was thinking. Christians for All Hallow's Eve! Lol
Sure they can cancel it in the UK and in the USA, isn't going to stop the dumbass white people (likely right-wingers/Trumpers) from going to parties in black face or something similar.
Tell them to dig a grave for someone they may infect further down the line...
Gresik residents made to dig graves as punishment for not wearing face masks
Eight people in Gresik regency, East Java, were ordered by local authorities to dig graves for those who have died of COVID-19 as punishment for not wearing face masks in public.
Halloween tends to be a pretty big club night up here, haven't really seen much "trick or treating" in many years, but maybe that's because I don't live in the suburbs anymore.
I guess we can blame the ultra-commercialisation of Halloween on the US, but the "holiday" itself is purely of Celtic origin. We Euros exported it to America in the first place. It's a shame it's ended up like it has, back in the 80s/90s when I was growing up we celebrated it in our household with pumpkins, dressing up and games. You'd be hard pressed to find any Halloween stuff in shops back then so we largely made our own decs, and we had a great time. But I don't remember any of my friends celebrating it, in fact I think they all throught we were a bit weird! I would say as soon as the 2000s rolled around, the whole thing started to change into what it is nowadays.