Halloween

<p>Is all about bad taste. Giving strange little children candy, embracing the zombie within and the best part is everybody can dress up.</p>

<p>This year Halloween is on a Sunday, so the " adult" events are on Saturday. I can’t pass up a Halloqueen/Ramones tribute in my neighborhood, but now I need a costume. ( the last time H got dressed up it was 1979 & we both wore a glitter punk sort of look- with eyelash adhesive- not a good idea)</p>

<p>Is it bad taste to go as a fortune teller? ( I haven’t gotten my Super Grover 2.0 costume together yet)</p>

<p>[If only I was this creative](<a href=“http://forums.thefashionspot.com/f58/what-wear-halloween-59221-41.html”>http://forums.thefashionspot.com/f58/what-wear-halloween-59221-41.html&lt;/a&gt;)</p>

<p>Maybe I will go over the top punk rock- but some might not realize it is a costume. ( hah- just remembered I have a t-shirt from D’s school that has a big silk screen of Lou Reed- wearing a tshirt that just says * college* <B) perfect.
;)</p>

<p>Do you love Halloween too?</p>

<p>I love Halloween. It’s the best holiday since</p>

<ol>
<li>you don’t have to visit relatives</li>
<li>no obligatory gifts</li>
<li>if you don’t feel like celebrating–no one gets their knickers in a twist</li>
<li>it’s about creativity not money</li>
<li>CANDY, lots and lots of CANDY</li>
<li>and yes…LOVE the “bad taste aspect”</li>
</ol>

<p>Our neighborhood celebrates big time. Like many folks here, I leave the door open and it’s candy for the kids and wine or apple cider for the adults.</p>