I am dressing up as Snow White. I am to my Aunt's (by honor not blood) to her Halloween Party (With mostly kids, but I like kids anyway) and I am going to go to my church's festival and entering a pie baking contest. I am also going to accompany a family friend's kids trick or treating, but I am not going to get any candy for myself though. Just going for fun

On Halloween I'm going to dress up in a Day of the Dead style costume and either go trick or treating with my younger brothers and the rest of my family or throw a party at my house (if my friends can actually show up ) Starting on day one of October I've been in the spooky mood; this is probably my favorite time of the whole year~

I'm shaking up my usual Halloween traditions by camping with some friends at a renaissance faire. I plan to dress in the most risqué market wench costume possible and...do very R rated things.

Halloween is a non-event in my country (apart from some events at bars and the like, not exactly something I care for) and ever since the horror movie marathon got cancelled, the date has become almost irrelevant to me (apart from being the birthdate of John Keats). But I will probably be watching some horror movies throughout the whole month.

I feel bad, because I was supposed to be introducing a new wave of teens going to America to Halloween this year. Showing them how to carve pumpkins. Making them ask for candy. Watching a scary movie with them.

Program's been delayed, though. So no go.

This morning, I woke to two things: a) my neighbor blowing up on the adult man who apparently tried to stay over with her teenage daughter in a tiny apartment, and b) about seven messages circling around, "We don't know how to throw a Halloween party! Can you come early tonight and help?"

To quote Troy McClure, "It's the part I was born to play!"

HA-LLO-WEEN! HA-LLO-WEEN! HA-LLOOOOOOOO-WWEEEEEN!

The huzbin and I are plotting Peanuts costumes this year of some variety.  We'll probably swing by my folks' place for chili and my dad's unique mode of candy delivery - he wires the doorbell down to a button near the sidewalk, and mounts a PVC pipe through the front window.  When the kids ring the bell, we shoot assorted goodies down the pipe and into their waiting bags/sacks/plastic pumpkins.  It's a good time, and we stay warm inside rather than opening the door a zillion times.

I am dressing up as Makoto Nijima! I have everything together for it, just gotta dye my hair the day before and try not to stain anything @_@

I am also looking forward to Goth Sale Week after it.