Trick-or-Treating out of style?

[writerpatrick]

I think a lot of it depends upon how many of eligible age live in the area. We had a lot of small kids on the street for a while but now they're mostly teens. Although the news was hyping H1N1 and scaring a lot of parents out of letting their kids ToTing.

The biggest danger is the younger kids not doing it but just going to parties or malls instead. Then they never learn to develop the love if TOTing.

I also noticed very few carved or even decorated pumpkins this year. People just don't seem to want to put in the work. At the very least they could sick stuff onto the pumpkins. (Hmm. It sounds like a possible idea for my company. I'll have to work on that for the future.)

[Pumpkin_Man]

Well, if TOT is going out of style, nobody told the kids in my town that. I had one of my biggest years ever for TOT. That could be because it fell on a Saturday, but it was a banner year for TOT never the less.

Mike

[adrian]

thats so nice to hear mike.. i think halloween was bigger this year than in the past 2

[Belladonna]

Great, Mike! That restores my faith.

[MacPhantom]

I took a drive around the neighborhood Friday night to check out everyone else's decorations, and was shocked. There were about five houses in total that had any decorations, and only two that looked like someone had done more than stick out a pumpkin or hang a string of lights. In past years, there have always been at least a few houses that could compete with mine, but this year, nothing. It's almost like the whole town agreed they just weren't doing Halloween this year.

Luckily, the trick or treaters didn't get the memo. They came out in droves, and I had the best year yet. Well over a hundred.