night---I knew our community had moved on with the younger folks moving in along with their youngsters and the soon to be born babes -- until last night --I realized just how much--
And how intergrated our surrondings streets have become--
The kids were terrific---the *wee* tots were so adorabally costumed and so *shy* and when I said *U cant take 2 or 3 pieces of candy---their *eyes* lit up and *in their little hands went to grab another piece* Their costumes were amazing---sorry I didnt have a camera ready~~~~~
We had orientals---blacks---combinations of mixed marriages and the parents that traveled with the younger set were so delighful to chat with~~~~
This is so precious---the little guy cross the street---whom I have never seen--*parents very protective*said when I opened the door---^this is YOUR house? - taking a good look in and I said *yes it is and he says *well it looks just like my house*
I was hysterical---L. was upstairs making his *pizzas* and he heard the little guy and was *cracking up*
So all in all,I was sorry to hear the last doorbell (which chimes a Christmas tune)--YES, it surely does--L. changes the tune for the occassion!!! Tooo funny~~~~~~
Hope all of U had the same ~~~~~~~
lUVE bARBARA
Around midnight he tried to talk to me. I looked at him and said, " I have a concealed carry license, do you really want to keep talking to me?" He left me alone finally. But that is how I spent halloween this year.