Thread: My Little Haunt: Haunted CFB 2006

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I didn't complete everything on my 'to do' list (FYI: 10 sandbags is not enough to hold down a witch). However, according to one little ToT, we had the "awesomest yard on base!" and a very excited "can you do this again next year?!?" They may have been only 5 but I'll take it. We had a good turn out, ~200 kids, despite the cold. Now it's time to look at next year's 'to do' list....

http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y16...loween%202006/

(Hope this link works.)

Snow....at Halloween.... I can tell you right now, that if I had snow in my front yard, my a** would be sitting in front of the TV set, not shuffling around in the front yard trying to look dead.

.....and the costumes..."oh look, it's an Eskimo"...and there's another....and another.....

Sometimes the compliants from the tot's make it worth all the enrgy we put in to it. Really makes you feel good.
Nice pics too.

hey fellow Canadian holly crap... where the heck are you in Canada to have so much snow on the ground aleready ? i tought we had it ruff in my part of Quebec province with the rain and winds.....

i like that ghost prop behind that big tombstone alot ......

guess now that you got the snow you need the xmas lights and the xmas tree out lol

I'm in Edmonton. We have been here for 5 years now and I have yet to accept the fact that we have snow on Halloween. Don't think I'll ever get used to it...maybe we'll get posted somewhere warmer. On the bright side, snow is great for hiding wires. That's about it!
D'ou venez-vous? (Quelle partie de Quebec?) J'adore Montreal!

Originally Posted by WonderfullyWicked

I'm in Edmonton. We have been here for 5 years now and I have yet to accept the fact that we have snow on Halloween. Don't think I'll ever get used to it...maybe we'll get posted somewhere warmer. On the bright side, snow is great for hiding wires. That's about it!
D'ou venez-vous? (Quelle partie de Quebec?) J'adore Montreal!

ah thats what i tought , you guys always have snow early there....

nice to meet you Wonderfully wicked.....do you need to move often or do you expect to be able to stay there for quite awhile ?

i am in a village (little township) called Roxton Falls , it s in between Granby (15 min) or Drummondville (30 min) , or Sherbrooke(30 min).....so i am about 1 hour from Montreal city and 2 hours from Quebec city....i am not a big city gal , love the peace and quiet too much for that and for my second love after halloween wich is gardening , i need tons of room for that too

and even if i was born and raise here in Quebec , i am not a snow person either , i like it in december for 1 month for the holidays , after that it could all go away and be spring lol....

a bientot