lain: When I became a man. 1 Co 13:11"I mean, she thought it was kind of strange to just order a salad...You know...For a man." ~ Elaine, Seinfeld
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Members Attitudes About Halloween
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lain: When I became a man. 1 Co 13:11"I mean, she thought it was kind of strange to just order a salad...You know...For a man." ~ Elaine, Seinfeld
That seems to be the consensus so far. Did you pick harvest day?
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glorydaz
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I'd pay good money for a video of Tam showing your little girl how to do the zombie moves from Thriller. :chuckle:
We're talking 'bout a pee-wee cheerleader.
She's got the moves!
A favorite day for Sodomites (Deut 22:5, Mt 19:4). :vomit:
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Alate_One
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I've no issues with Halloween other than my dear husband buying too much candy and me eating it.
I will say my well-intentioned mother made me stop doing Halloween at 8 years old because she thought it was satanic. They bought me candy instead but it was the dressing up that was the fun part. So my boys are getting that opportunity. My oldest has a Link costume from the Legend of Zelda.
I will say my well-intentioned mother made me stop doing Halloween at 8 years old because she thought it was satanic. They bought me candy instead but it was the dressing up that was the fun part. So my boys are getting that opportunity. My oldest has a Link costume from the Legend of Zelda.
PureX
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It's pretty easy to leave the death superstitions out of it so the kids can just have fun. I actually think it's healthy for them to be able to dress up as someone or something else and have fun doing it. And to be rewarded for their creative spirit with a treat. Creative play is essential for kids, … and for adults, too.
But really, who doesn't like candy?
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PureX
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Yes. Definitely. My only objection to Halloween as it is, now, is it's connection to unhealthy death-related superstitions. Otherwise, I think it's both fun and healthy for the kids, and maybe a little for the adults, too. I think the costumes should be more fantasy related, and the lesson could be more about hope and bounty instead of fear and death.
genuineoriginal
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My favorite part of "All Saints Day"
Candy being sold for half price.
Candy being sold for half price.
glorydaz
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And I'm bettin' she got those moves from her grandma not her daddy. :rotfl:
Jack said he wants to go as a big sack this year and then people will give him more candy because if they don't it will look like they're stingy.
Gotta love a thinker.
Gotta love a thinker.
glorydaz
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Jack said he wants to go as a big sack this year and then people will give him more candy because if they don't it will look like they're stingy.
Gotta love a thinker.
My goodness. How old is Jack now?
I sure hope he doesn't grow up to be a politician. :think:
He's four and a half come mid December, but he's a wunderkind.
He has a musicians hands, a philosopher's mind and a comedians mouth, so God alone knows what that combination foretells. Whatever it is I know one thing, it won't be boring.