Happy Halloween! I got the last good pumpkin at the farm yesterday. You have reminded me I still need to get candy and decorate the front door. You set a high standard!
My daughter will be Eloise for Halloween. My son is too old to trick or treat. Are your daughters doing anything for Halloween? My daughter was so disappointed that Halloween was small in England - really small: only the smallest children trick or treated. Now she has to make up for that lost year.
I wanted to tell you that Mr. Curry came by your blog and looked around. He then came to me and complained bitterly that you were accidentally living the life we were supposed to be living. ;) He absolutely LOVES your home and surroundings.
Love the ghostly reflection! Living in NY city, Union Square, the sights are going to be very different from those seen in the suburbs like Long Island! Unless you like the hype, be happy you are where you are!
I'm happy to report that we had more than 150 trick or treaters last night ... and that's in a small town in the Thames Valley! Halloween has really caught on here in the UK a big way. I just wish all the costumes weren't all scary ones...
Thanks to everyone who dropped in to say Halloween hellos.
WE have a cauldron of candy left over, because no one would venture down our long gravel drive and confront the skeletons at my door. I wonder why not?
My daughters and their friends drank witch's blood (well, cream of tomato soup, really) and watched X Factor. Simon Cowell is super scary.
Hello! My first visit here...My friend Elizabeth (World Examining Works) recommended I stop by here... and I'm so glad I did. You have such a wonderful variety you share here. I am enjoying reading your recent posts. (Incidentally I'm a great reader of books, and a very carnal book lover. :o) Hope you had a very Spooktacular Halloween!
And a HH to you as well.
ReplyDeleteAn evocative seasonal image!
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Happy Halloween! I got the last good pumpkin at the farm yesterday. You have reminded me I still need to get candy and decorate the front door. You set a high standard!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter will be Eloise for Halloween. My son is too old to trick or treat. Are your daughters doing anything for Halloween? My daughter was so disappointed that Halloween was small in England - really small: only the smallest children trick or treated. Now she has to make up for that lost year.
Happy Halloween from Virginia! K x
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween from Texas. It's a beautiful, clear, crisp morning & Halloween festivities will take place downtown for the children this evening.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful time!!
ReplyDeleteHope you've been having fun on your travels.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween!!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to tell you that Mr. Curry came by your blog and looked around. He then came to me and complained bitterly that you were accidentally living the life we were supposed to be living. ;) He absolutely LOVES your home and surroundings.
Love the ghostly reflection! Living in NY city, Union Square, the sights are going to be very different from those seen in the suburbs like Long Island! Unless you like the hype, be happy you are where you are!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween to you to, from our not scary house at all, lol, just full with three pumpkins. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool picture, Bee :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween to you, too!
Happy Halloween!
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That's a very unwelcome guest at your door! I hope you didn't let him in?
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween.
Blessings, Star
Happy Halloween from Dallas - where life is always a little creeeeepy!
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I'm happy to report that we had more than 150 trick or treaters last night ... and that's in a small town in the Thames Valley! Halloween has really caught on here in the UK a big way. I just wish all the costumes weren't all scary ones...
ReplyDeleteSorry we didn't officially meet on Thursday night at Dan's reading, but you were pointed out to me. Perhaps we'll run into each other next time.
ReplyDeleteHappy belated Halloween to you too.
Thanks to everyone who dropped in to say Halloween hellos.
ReplyDeleteWE have a cauldron of candy left over, because no one would venture down our long gravel drive and confront the skeletons at my door. I wonder why not?
My daughters and their friends drank witch's blood (well, cream of tomato soup, really) and watched X Factor. Simon Cowell is super scary.
Happy late Halloween to you Bee!
ReplyDeleteLove your door decoration.
Best
Tracy :)
Hope you had a howling good time!
ReplyDeleteHello! My first visit here...My friend Elizabeth (World Examining Works) recommended I stop by here... and I'm so glad I did. You have such a wonderful variety you share here. I am enjoying reading your recent posts. (Incidentally I'm a great reader of books, and a very carnal book lover. :o) Hope you had a very Spooktacular Halloween!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Great door decor :-)
ReplyDelete: ) I love this.
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