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In reply to the discussion: Um.... The Sun's Gone Down.. Got Lots Of Candy... Not One Kid.. Not One Family... [View all]Mz Pip
(27,456 posts)69. We have several community activities for kids
The stores on the main drag and at the local shopping center have trick or treating and the schools often have something going on.
I had one group of four kids. Last year I had none. But we don't live in a central location and kids have to walk up a steep hill to get to our street.
I buy a couple of bags just in case and end up eating it myself, so I always buy the good stuff. 🎃👻
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WillyT
Oct 2013
OP
We really don't get the door to door anymore in my town, unless Halloween is on a weekend.
xmas74
Oct 2013
#10
Yep. Churches and schools will do Trick-or-Treat events in their buildings...
backscatter712
Oct 2013
#51
I heard those sorts of stories about poisoning/razor blades back in the '60s
Art_from_Ark
Nov 2013
#65
Depends on where you are. Around here, the churches are all having halloween parties.
haele
Oct 2013
#23
Only four houses with lights on my street this year - I got a total of 23 kids
Tx4obama
Oct 2013
#28
only 4 knocks here so far and 3-5 kids in each group that knocked. Lots more to give in the SFV
TeamPooka
Oct 2013
#50
North Tacoma, Washington 70 trick or treaters between ages between 5 months and 20 years +
gopiscrap
Nov 2013
#72
don't live in the suburbs anymore but even when we did I noticed not as many kids trick or treat as
liberal_at_heart
Nov 2013
#79
Epilogue: Not One Doorbell Ring... Or Ditch... Not One Piece Of Candy Given Away...
WillyT
Nov 2013
#93
300 plus kids....I gave out all my candy, mini pumpkins, etc. The kids who come to our neighborhood
msanthrope
Nov 2013
#105