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Halloween traditions

Former MemberFormer Member Lyrical PosterPosts: 5,462 Part of The Furniture
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Hey guys :wave:
So as Halloween is fast approaching, I thought it would be cool for us to share our Halloween traditions, either things you did as a child, and was growing up or even as the age you are now. It's totally up to you :thumb:
So I know for me as a child I used to go trick or treating just around the area where I live, and I remember my costume usually involved a bin bag as a cape.
Now I am older I usually just watch a horror film, and get some snacks in. :heart:

Look forward to reading your replies :thumb:


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  • SkiveSkive Posts: 689 Skive's The Limit
    As a kid, I never did anything for Halloween. I live out in the sticks and we'd never get any visitors for sweets either. Now I've got kids and live more centrally in the village I've had to start doing stuff. I hate it.
    Always make more of an effort for Guy Fawkes night
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  • Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 17,476 The Mix Honorary Guru
    I grew up in the states, so Halloween was all the rage and something to take very seriously. I use to get over an entire pillow case full of candy each year. It reminds me of really fun times. The UK hasnt and will never grasp Halloween like the yanks but thats ok, as the previous commenter has said, you have Guy Fawkes, which is something I dont really understand but people are more into it. Every country has their own traditions and I dont think Halloween will ever be a UK tradition.
  • Former MemberFormer Member Lyrical Poster Posts: 5,462 Part of The Furniture
    I think Halloween is a UK tradition cos I know people who make a big deal and have parties and things. But I guess it all depends on the person doesnt it.
  • Former MemberFormer Member Noob Posts: 1,178 Wise Owl
    I don't celebrate Halloween, and never have done. I don't understand it at all...
  • Former MemberFormer Member Lyrical Poster Posts: 5,462 Part of The Furniture
    plugitin wrote: »
    I don't celebrate Halloween, and never have done. I don't understand it at all...

    Fair play. I know now I am older I dont actually do anything big. We have got a party at work with the mini humans today. :heart:
  • SkiveSkive Posts: 689 Skive's The Limit
    Halloween originated in this country, The US have commercialized it beyond belief.
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