We had 22 bags left Halloween night, out of 80. John dug into some of the leftovers for Snickers bars. I had one Starburst fruit chew (not one mini-package, but one chew) on the 30th, one mini-Snickers on the 31st and one mini Almond Joy (10 grams of carbs) on the 1st. That was it for me for candy this year, at least until Christmas. I shouldn't have had that much. The rest went to the work room at the Church office, and I ate a limited quantity of grapes that day instead of more candy.
Either a wind came up overnight or a mischievous ghost went around and knocked down our tombstones, and even my raven, who had been perched on the roof of our old New Yorker. But I got it all packed up tonight, ready for next year.
Karen
2 comments:
I love a really terrific photos.
I love all your Halloween decorations, here I don't see much decorations unless at the stores. Trick and treat are mostly confined to the American expatriate home, but dressing up and having fun at night are quiet happening here. A museum, malls, pubs, restaurants...organised a scary Halloween night for patrons , which I rather miss out than getting scared out of my mind. lol
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