***Halloween Weekend chat thread 31st October 2009***

Ames

There hasn't been any trick or treaters here yet, and I don't think I've got the receipt to take the sweets back.

Dad used to joke that he'd dip sprouts in chocolate and wrap them in gold paper to hand out and pretend they were ferrero rocher, he never got the guts to try it though. Not sure if that'd be worse than onions!

postingalwaysposting

Snaggles wrote: »

OMG more trick or treaters, this is the 5th lot and I am still not answering - the only thing I have a bag of is onions, and don't think they will want those! :rotfl:

:rotfl: We have a bell that runs on the electric so my lil bro has juct knocked it of the circut I wouldnt mind too much be we have loads of older youths that knock, if it was small children I would open the door. Not to youths though :mad:

Buffythedebtslayer

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

Ok.
today's list

1. get showered and dressed (yup still in my lovely warm dressing gown) done
2. walk round and get paper. done
3. clean out fridgedone:silenced:
4. put bathroom stuff in the dishwasher done and returned
5. HOOVERdone
6. sort mail done
7. sort school work - plan lessons for the week done the sorting not the planning but am happy with that!
8 get ready for party.
9. go to party (which cos I am trying to be tight will invovle walking to the station in outfit.

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done more washing and in the getting rid of out of date food stakes I emptied 13 jars which are in the dishwasher and will be recycled.

apart from hoovering which I will start in a bit everything else is half done or there abouts.

must start getting ready for the party(I made chocolate covered cornflake cakes!!)


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sammy115

miserable biatch that i am i don't do birthdays christmas easter etc but strangley i love halloween. I love giving treats to the kids who have made an effort. not when i am trying to feed a hungry baby though!

oh well snags e shall just have an x factor party instead x

Burlesque_Babe

none here yet, it's normally just the neighbours grandchildren and then perhaps 1 other group of children dressed up. I live on a road of nearly all retired couples so there aren't many children around here. (thankfully!!)

Snaggles

Yum, chinese ordered and part of the kitchen cleaned.

Wine time I think!

GingerSte

Snaggles wrote: »

Wine time I think!

My favourite time! :beer:

Callisto

Ames wrote: »

Has anyone seen any good offers on boxes of chocolates? Asda have some 2 for £6, is there anything to beat that anywhere? I need to get a couple of boxes to say thanks to my neighbours for doing my garden. Or if anyone can come up with any other suggestions, there's a woman in her late 70s or a middle aged bloke.

Morrisons have 'Doultons Luxury Assorted Chocolates' on offer at the moment, £1.14 for a 180g box - I bought one for a relative I don't really like, but can't get away with not buying them anything for Christmas! :rolleyes:

ZTD

GingerSte wrote: »

Hello tricksters and treaters! :hello:

Don't worry Snags about hiding from the trick or treaters 'cause you haven't bought any sweets. I'm doing exactly the same thing.

You mean you haven't bought any ex-lax chocolates?

sammy115

Stteeeeeeeee....

i am just gonna get this baby fed and winded then wine time for me, along with horizontal sex on tv