Halloween looked different this year. Jordan said that in his neighborhood they saw the full gambit. People who had previously given out full sized candy bars had no lights on. Others handed out hot chocolate and Carmel apples like it was the ‘80’s. Kris followed the suggestion of putting candy out on a table so those who wandered by could help themselves. I can only imagine what we might have done as kids with that temptation. Thankfully the weather cooperated and even though we saw quite a few costumes that had masks incorporated in unique ways, little princesses didn’t have to wear winter gear over their wings. Halloween has never been my favorite anyway but that is a story for another time.
Justin sold the extension ladder, an outboard motor, and he gave away an old lawn mower, and chairs for a boat. We are getting rid of stuff hand over fist. The idea of trying to shoe-horn into Brussels is a bit overwhelming.
We are almost wearing out the road going back and forth to Brussels to take another load and to plant and to organize and ... But I am not cooking. Pizza for dinner tonight.
Sean Connery died. End of an era.
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