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Posted on 11-01-2007 at 12:15pm
Halloween, Part III
Filed Under (Events & Observances) by Katherine Coble on 11-01-2007

The last Halloween recap was written beforevtbear_1973_72926883.gif all of the entries were in. So I decided to do another one. How could I pass up linking to entries like these? [See, Rachel, I’m using the heck out of that “Events & Observances” category!]

Malia & Co.’s 4-day weekend.

What else would you expect from the daddy version of Sarcastro?

I guess this qualifies as ‘horror’

gavin’s neighbourhood had an actual visit from the po-po.

Kate Harding has cute babies in cute costumes. The po-po should stop by her blog and cite her for cute overload.

The Smiff clan had a slight change of tradition.

Mack has the lowdown on his holiday. It also involves the po-po and a slight amount of bail.

I guess Halloween is finally catching on overseas! Good to know… Look out, British po-po. You have no idea what’s in store.

Man, there are cute babies all over the place!

Lesley experiences a hit of karma.

In spite of her cute lamb, Linda is bah about this year’s festivities.

Jack Lail has an awesome pumpkin which literally took me 3 minutes to figure out.

I don’t mean this as an insult, but I was never more glad to NOT be dolphin’s boyfriend than when I read this.

Did I miss you? If so, let me know and we’ll get you added. I’m frankly quite surprised and amused at the vast amounts of police in this year’s various recountings.

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Comments

Jeff on 1 November, 2007 at 1:31 pm #

Everybody loves halloween, but I bet not even half of then knows the history behind the party. The National Geographic Channel made a documentary to inform the origin of the Halloween. It can be found here: http://www.weshow.com/us/p/21537/halloween_history

Very interesting isn’t it? Now we know why kids asks for candies on that day :P


Jeff on 1 November, 2007 at 1:31 pm #

Everybody loves halloween, but I bet not even half of then knows the history behind the party. The National Geographic Channel made a documentary to inform the origin of the Halloween. It can be found here: weshow.com/us/p/21537/halloween_history

Very interesting isn’t it? Now we know why kids asks for candies on that day :P