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This is the first year where at least 50% of the TOT had no costume on. Throw me a bone put on a mask at least.
maybe i should donate some of them but a couple years ago igot costumes 2 days after halloween for a dollar or less at k-mart so got about 30 of them some were originally like 35 dollars so i gave spares in case my daughters friends need must them were adult sizesLots of costumes here, actually. More than any other year. We give candy to everyone and never had a problem with the ones that don't wear a costume.
(some kids can't afford, some kids feel embarrassed but still want to go... don't care, it's Halloween and all are welcome at my house).
It could be that the recession has made it a bit more difficult for people to justify spending on a costume, and kids these days lack basic imagination to make a costume themselves. That's my take, anyway.
That seems to be the way and I don't want any kid to go without a good treat solely because their parents can't afford costumes!Lots of costumes here, actually. More than any other year. We give candy to everyone and never had a problem with the ones that don't wear a costume.
(some kids can't afford, some kids feel embarrassed but still want to go... don't care, it's Halloween and all are welcome at my house).
It could be that the recession has made it a bit more difficult for people to justify spending on a costume, and kids these days lack basic imagination to make a costume themselves. That's my take, anyway.
I am thinking about having an "A" list bowl of candy and a "B" list bowl for No-costume adults.Same here, lots of non costumes. Of course I could be old and they are Jersey shore characters or something I don't recognize.Rule at my no house. No costume = raisins.
Whoopie cushion was the costume of the night for me.