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Originally Posted by eskielover
I don't celebrate the holiday but used to have fun with costumes. Here in the country, all the kids go to town & trick or treat around the stores on main street that stay open especially for this to give the country kids a safe place to enjoy & churches do "trunk or treat" where kids can come. Country with farms spread out 1/4 mile apart is not like city trick or treating.
Lol.....when I was in Italy in 1976, Halloween was not celebrated, but the Americans we were there working with had a Halloween party. I chose not to dress up because thought the Italian police might wonder about a mummy wrapped in hotel toilet paper driving a car on the autostrada. Went & enjoyed the party anyway
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Yes, this thing about disguises is too much fun 😀
By the way. What’s trunk or treat in the church?