Here, you can discuss what you usually do for Halloween or what you plan to do. Talk about any traditions you might have, what movies you usually watch, games you play, etc.I have trick or treated for years, then I stopped come high school. I only trick or treated again junior year dressed as Sora, then that was the end. I usually gave out candy to everyone. Since I am in college now, I can't do that either so I will just play KH2 This is Halloween out out loud.

 

While you are discussing, how about this to put you in the All Hallow's Eve, Halloween mood?

Edited October 31, 20159 yr by KingdomHearts3

When I was a kid we celebrated Bonfire Night, and it continued until I was about 15. Also, I once went treat or treating when I was 11; found it boring, stupid and nearly embarrassing, if I'm completely honest. These most recent years I've been going to parties.

 

I've never got dressed for Halloween, so you could say that I've never really celebrated it.

 

If you want me to be honest, the 31st of October is just an excuse to go out and have fun for me.

Edited October 31, 20159 yr by Xamtehwt Trece

A few weeks before Halloween, my friends and I usually send out memos inviting randomized individuals to our party. We get about 4-6 responses a year, and the volunteers are always so sweet, and helpful, that they're always happy to meet up in the abandoned alleys, or woods, behind our town. The girls in particular are always excited when we start them off on a strict dieting regiment, and board up all the doors and windows so that they can't scurry off- In fact, I recall one sweet Mary recalling how wonderful it was when we stripped them of their raiment, and forced them into a single file line on all fours! Yes, it's always a bit tricky getting the ducktape to stay secured around all of their bodies,( especially if a few of our friends are pudgier than others), but the adorable way they thrash about, and wiggle in that classic, centipede-like fashion is always worth it!! Oh memories...

 

Today, we plan on twisting our guests into the form of a human crab! Sooooooo excited!!!!

When I was a kid, I don't really go out Trick or Treating, because both of my parents and their reasons. Only thing close I do on Halloween as a kid is dressing up in costume, get some candy at my grandmother's house, I went to some field trip at the USPS place where some workers are dressed up, dressed up in costume and eat candy at home, and Halloween parties in Elementary school. 

 

There was one tradition I had and that is playing this game called Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge, for Halloween and Christmas. I hardly don't do that anymore because of college...   :dry:

 

 

My teen years on the other hand is kinda dry, I did dressed up in costume twice in high school (one for some Homecoming event and the other for FCCLA hanging out with the disability student in their halloween celebration). 

High School grad.: I did went to some party at both of my sister's school. 

College: I only dressed up twice and one time, ate some candy corn, and listen to my Nightmare Revisited CD. 

 

Today, I'm going somewhere with my mom and sisters, dressed up!  

Edited October 31, 20159 yr by RikuFangirl2008

Non-stop trick or treating, and I'm in college now. Though this year me and my friends will also be hanging out doing spoopy stuffs, so that should be a fun change of pace. Hopefully I'll be able to show my girlfriend the Halloween Town part of KH 1.5 today too.

Well, on Halloween, I always like to play through Luigi's Mansion in one night. It's a bit silly, but it's something I like doing.

When I was little, we went trick or treating with my Aunt. I still remember this one year I wore an alien mask everyone thought was a bug. 

After my Aunt passed, Halloween kinda slowed down, but i still went trick or treating til about 13. I had a massive headcold at 13, and had to stay in. 14 was my last year, and it was awful, to be honest: we went with a family friend, and her kid was being an ass the whole time, and even got us chased by taking a handful of candy from a "1 piece per person" house. 

As for tradition...one and only one that I never break: Nightmare Before Christmas and It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown double feature. EVERY DANG YEAR. 

I haven't trick or treated in over 6 years, but I still love October and the Halloween season. It feels special, the type of year that only happens once. Sad it's over again. But next year will be even better. 

Best part is the Halloween music, though.

 

http://youtu.be/dPt7WZLWKLwhttp://youtu.be/1MRu8N2K0NYhttp://youtu.be/Ty-N4AMf1-chttp://youtu.be/_mwwltpGDZA

 

I'm handing out candy as Aqua this year.  Might watch Halloweentown later.