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In reply to the discussion: Will you open your door for trick or treaters tonight? [View all]liberal_at_heart
(12,081 posts)38. We will for a few hours
then we will put a bowl of candy out and then we're going to watch a Halloween movie with the kids. We've never had a problem with people getting hurt opening the door. Of course of I were a single mother I may feel different. I have turned people away when I was alone who say they are receiving help from a charity that requires them to go door to door to earn some money. I don't like opening the door if I am home alone. I need to finish decorating too. I had a window display that I used last year that doesn't fit in the window of our new place. I want to put some kind of decoration out. I think it's sad how little decoration people put up for Halloween these days. There's always plenty of decorations up for Christmas.
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IT likely lives in the soul-sick Republican "Homeland" -- the Home of the Fearful and Hateful
Berlum
Oct 2012
#34
If I was afraid to open my door after looking outside and seeing little children dressed up
former-republican
Oct 2012
#50
Yes. But I can see people feeling anxiety. When I am home alone, I don't open the door if there
LiberalLoner
Oct 2012
#7
No sidewalks, no street lights, acreage between homes...no children ever come by...
Tikki
Oct 2012
#12
yes after our kids go out and do their thing then they like to hand out the candy to others
lunasun
Oct 2012
#18
Of course. This 'it's not as safe' stuff is made up, you have zero statistics to support
Bluenorthwest
Oct 2012
#24
My neighborhood is still without power and I'm running on generator but if kids come of course
former-republican
Oct 2012
#46
Seriously. It's sad it took this many replies before someone pointed that out.
Posteritatis
Oct 2012
#64
The SF con in town schedules itself just before Halloween to try to kickstart that sort of thing
Posteritatis
Oct 2012
#67
Not exactly - we have over 300 kinds in an hour - we just sit outside and hand out candy.
cyberswede
Oct 2012
#54
Sure. I figure if they can make it past the barbed wire, the pungee sticks, the moat, and
Buns_of_Fire
Oct 2012
#55
if it's a kid, they get candy, if it's a teen or older they get a toothbrush...
LanternWaste
Oct 2012
#56
We're getting Sandy remnants now so I'm not expecting much of anything this year
Posteritatis
Oct 2012
#65