[guide.chat] In Reply To: hi all,

  • From: "Elizabeth Kay" <ebeth.kay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "Phyllis Edwards" <phyllis.edwards999@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "Guide chat" <guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2012 11:06:59 -0000

 I also had anout a dozen "trick or treat" groups at my front door but they 
were mainly young children wearing Halloween garb and accompanied by parents. 
At one time I used to put out my lights and pretend I wasn't in, but in the 
last few years I decided to join in the fun even though it is a bit of a bind, 
having to keep going to the door. I buy a bag of Halloween treats and have them 
handy to pop in their bags. I can just about make out their funny faces, 
witches hats etc. and pretend to be scared; although some of them look scared 
themselves, wodering what to expect. Theyalways say thankyou,prompted by their 
parents.  I never did trick or treat when I was a child but we had other 
rituals.. I think it is  older boys and girls who put people off.  Elizabeth


-----Original Message-----
From: Phyllis Edwards - Email Address: phyllis.edwards999@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 31/10/2012 19:54
Sent To: Guide chat - Email Address: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] hi all,

the weather here is awful but not stopped trick or treat, had about thirteen 
lots of kids at front door, nightmare, as live on housing estate with open plan 
we always get inundated with them,

Carole not sure why you did not come to the south on your broomstick, did you 
not have enough petrol in stick, Malcolm please jump back into skin before 
coming for cuddle do not want to cuddle a skeleton, not sure you would have had 
any black knickers left of Carole's to hang on to, he he he,
love to all, by the way Jim your kilt has not got a big enough pin in it, or is 
it not through the hole properly, he he he he, chat soon

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