We pretty much ran out of candy. I had to have Jeff get out MY favorite butterfingers bar that were in the freezer.

I did not want to have to resort to ending the night early or pretending to give out candy. the kids never notice because there is so much to look at.

We had a whole hour left for tricker treaters. I would put my hand into the empty black caldron and then pretend to put a piece of candy into their bag. That happened to us our first halloween. lol

When it was all said and done I had 3 pieces left, of which 2 were found on the ground in front of me.
And the rain held off until 8pm right after the haunting hours were over.
Supposed to be a bad storm rolling thru. It only rained a bit then it stopped. Thank goodness the weather man was wrong.

Jeff said it was his last halloween. (I don't believe him).

It takes so much effort to decorate the out side of the house like he did. He has done this for years. Now the job of putting it all away.
He bought a new fog machine, and made a fog chiller. So that the fog lays low on the ground. It was windy so the fog raised up more quickly than usual.
Lots of kids and parents, it was a successful night.
bizi