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I like candy as much as the next person, even though I have to restrict myself
from eating it. But what I hate is that Halloween should be an universal holiday, a holiday for everyone to collect as much candy as they can...but the kids have taken over a perfectly good holiday. So for the last few years I have practiced Reverse Trick or Treat. When someone comes to my door, before they can say ToT, I say it. They look confused and I tell them that because I have to stay home to give them candy is no reason I should be deprived of the same joy. Still confused I tell them that as soon as they give me some candy, I will give them candy. Some balk, some laugh, but most will put some candy in my ToT bag and then I give them the candy I've bought for the occasion. The upside is that if I run out of my candy I can give out what I've collected. Of course I don't do this to the ultra-minnies as they wouldn't understand, but then again, what do they really understand about Halloween anyway? So I urge all of you to practice Reverse Trick or Treat...if for no other reason than that it is quite funny |
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