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I wasn't allowed to go Treat a treating as a kid due to religious reasons and all of the neighborhood kids used to wonder why and we didn't even pass out candy to other kids.
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used to but ages ago
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I don't ever remember going as a kid. My parents especially my mother were very over protective of me.
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I trick or treated as a kid. It was a great experience and I think that it should continue!
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:)
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I went as a kid and loved it. Things were so different now then when I was little.
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We always went up until we were in High School. We had to carry a extra Bag for My Sweet Daddy. He has always loved to eat candy and we would make sure to give him the most. My Daddy is in Heaven now with The Lord. I miss him so much.
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We always went up until we were teenagers. I took my daughter when she was young. We've never had a trick-or-treater at our house except for relatives who brought their kids by. We live too far up a hollow for them to venture.
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I've always gone trick or treating..as a child, teenage, and adult. Then I moved on to taking kids trick or treating. Now I stay home and wait for the trick or treaters to come to me.
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Not living in a town, no problem anymore. No one comes, not even the young grandkids. Saves a lot of money....but if I lived in town, I'd probably do the Reese's peanut butter cups commercial....buy a bunch of Reese's, turn off the lights, and lock the door.s :D because I love Reese's PB cups.
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I do not celebrate Halloween. I did not trick or treat and do not hand out candy. I don't turn outside lights on and I don't go to the door. Nobody comes where I live anyway. I think years ago on my street one kid came to the door and I don't know why because the place looked deserted and there were no lights on.
Trick or Treating is not safe any more. Would you let your child eat candy that a stranger at Walmart walked up and handed to them?
SFREEMAN8, I said that the other day. I am gonna buy 4 bags and turn off all the lights and not share. haha
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We always had the best time going trick-or-treating course the best part was when you got home and you got to go through all that candy mama drop us off at the end of the block and we could walk the whole block and she’d stay in the car and follow us I remember thinking those mask where the hottest things ever you couldn’t hardly breathe under there
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I enjoyed trick or treating as a child. It seems like there are less and less trick or treaters each year. Most people go to trunk or treats or other fall festivals.
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My brother and I were allowed to go out trick-or-treating when we were kids, but of course that was 45-50 years ago! I didn't really care to go out, though. I preferred to stay in and hand out candy. Besides, my brother would bring home more than enough candy for both of us! :pumpkin: :peace:
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We always went as kids, I had to take my kids to another town when they were little, or to the mall.
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Never went as a kid, but my children and their children go trick or treating, just in the neighborhood.
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I had a great neighborhood to go trick-or-treating as a kid and now I'm in an area where I don't see a lot of kids coming to the door.
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Allow my kids to go. My daughter has autism and is in high school and let her use a blue pumpkin (represents autism) for trick or treating.
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I take the kids and grands trick or treating now, I have always loved it. But it depends on the neighborhood, we live in a good one with lots of kids so have never had any problems.
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Where we live it is very rural so we don't have any trick or treaters. My daughter has to take my four year old grandson to big subdivisions so he can get treats.
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Don't get many kids maybe 10 or so. Did get a 40yr old woman a few years ago all by herself. Will not buy candy yet cause ill eat it before halloween.
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I trick or treated as a kid. It was a great experience and I think that it should continue!
Same here! I loved it!
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I hand out candy but the way the world is going, opening the door of my house to strangers is getting less and less appealing. This year I'm doing a trunk or treat at my church. I like the idea of having a bunch of people together like that.
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I remember back to when trick or treating would start at one in the afternoon and go until eleven at night (curfew). I would have to come home every three hours to drop off one and a half bags of candy. My parents would go through the candy with a magnifying glass and a fine tooth comb for any irregularities that might suggest tampering and then let me have at it. I graduated to taking my kids out for three to four hours. We would create a treasure map of where all the big candy bars were being handed out and revisit those locations several times. It was a little tougher in Colorado because we started seeing more frequency in snow storms on Halloween. We live in a nice secure neighborhood and really aren't as concerned about tom foolery with the candy. With the kids at college we now hand out the large candy bars and cocktails to the adults. The last few years we have been celebrating dia de los Muertos as well.