Dear Sis,
Trick or Treat was alive and well in our neighborhood, despite the pandemic. We placed our treats in paper cups, lined up on our 8 foot folding table. Susan suggested it, as a more contact free way of enjoying the holiday. Our next door neighbor saw what we were up to, and came out with a stack of paper cups too:) We went through our 55 treats in half an hours. We put away our table and chairs in the garage, pulled out the wagon, and went trick-or-treating ourselves. (Josh was working, so we found a way to do it all, with just mom:)
Our Tiger Jack-o-Lantern, William made with Gran, turned out really neat!
William collected an astounding amount of candy in 1 hour and 2 dead end streets! I let him eat as much as he wanted until bedtime, but cautioned him that I didn’t want to hear any whining about tummy aches.
You guys should come next year to trick-or-treat with us. I can’t imagine much is going on in your rural neighborhood… haha.
Love,
b
