<p>this is our second year in our new home and it has been a lot of fun having trick or treaters again. Out old house was on a rural state hwy and we got no kids at all.</p>
<p>I bought the big candy bars for the kids I know and that live on our street, and the 115 count bag of candy from BJ’s for the hourds of kids that get driven around various neighborhoods.
We still have leftovers, but I am guessing that my husband will take some down to work and leave it on the counter for the customers
And I raided my daughter’s bag for those little snickers ( sadly, not a lot of those this year )</p>
<p>It was a mob scene at our house last night, but we always give out full size candy bars and the neighborhood kids know the “good candy” houses, so I guess we bring it on ourselves – just love the kids though!</p>
<p>Oldest kid never trick-or-treated in hs but my hs freshman did this year with his friends. He was “Bond, James Bond” by wearing his orchestra tuxedo. Haha, not exactly a lot of effort there.</p>
<p>He came home with way too much good stuff that is just calling out my name…</p>
<p>I live in a large subdivision with lots of kids, but for some reason the last few years I have had way to much candy. Maybe the kids go to parties or to friends homes in other neighborhoods. I just put a note in my calendar for next year to buy less. I think my husband and I will be eating candy for a while since it is just the two of us at home! We like to put the mini chocolate candies in the freezer and eat them frozen; I just had a Mr. Goodbar for breakfast ;-)</p>
<p>when I was a kid, we used to give the "squirrels, mary janes and bit’o honey to the sweet mom next door …I miss Sugar Daddy but fear I would pull out a tooth eating one of those !</p>