Trick or Treat. Smell my feet.

We’ve been counting down the days, purchased the costumes, not just for the seven year old but Mommy and Daddy also. There are lights and orange and black garland around the front door. Three carved pumpkins will finally glow. The plastic pumpkin filled with candy and Halloween shaped pretzels is so large it always draws comments. Lights and another pumpkin around the mantle. Pumpkins here. Pumpkins there. Apple pie, trail mix, and cupcakes on the table awaiting guests. Cousins, aunts, uncles, and grandparents will soon be here. Following will be a party at Emi’s. Costume contests are taken seriously. There will be a cash prize. A bonfire and s’mores. Not only is the American tradition a perfect Fall night, it welcomes in the official holiday season. Take your mark. Get set. Trick or treat. Smell my feet. Have fun! And be safe!

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27 thoughts on “Trick or Treat. Smell my feet.

  1. I haven’t heard that saying for at least 40 years, when my oldest daughter went trick or treating in Berkeley. I thought the girls made up that funny way of saying trick or treat, but it must be a common saying. Those little five-year-old girls went trick or treating by themselves with shopping bags in the dark! How times have changed! Thanks for following my blog.

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    • Yes! Times have changed in so many ways and in so many ways they are still the same. Funny the little jingles that my daughter says that i said years and years ago…like trick or treat smell my feet πŸŽƒβ˜ΊοΈ

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