Check-In is at 4, but We Eat at 6

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#1 amy on 10.31.06 at 4:03 pm

actually…that doesn’t seem all that dumb–my hometown in ohio always had “trick or treat hours.” I believe it was like 6-7:30…so, houses didn’t start turning their lights on until six and the lights started going off around 7:30. it was published in the podunk newspaper I guess, so everybody knew.

#2 Cory on 10.31.06 at 4:32 pm

Good point, Amy. I know that all sorts of cities, urban and rural, impose nightly curfews so kids aren’t just hanging around raising Kane (sp).

#3 brittney on 10.31.06 at 5:50 pm

Oh.

#4 Scott on 11.01.06 at 8:52 am

Wait ’til you and The Internet have kids, Brittney. You’ll learn all about the alternate universe where parents live–things that seem trivial B.K. (before kids) become vital, and things that you now see as vital will seem trival. Asking about Trick-or-Treat hours will seem like the most natural question you ever heard.

Trust me.

#5 chris on 04.18.07 at 7:54 pm

Is hallo ween already past, wait Christmas also?

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