Trick or treat! Its that time again, in a few days its Halloween! Bring out your candy bags and masks and get ready to go out and trick-or-treat! What makes an amazing Halloween is having good experiences while trick-or-treating. Some people don’t have such a great time .
I recently interviewed a good friend of mine, Cody Fields resident of Rochester, about Halloween experiences. I asked, “Do you have any Halloween story's?” Fields replied, “Yeah, I was trick-or-treating in Okoboji, Iowa and I was running down a street from my brother and I tripped and chipped my tooth on a curb.” I guess candy isn’t the only thing bad for your teeth during Halloween.
Trick or treating also has many traditions. Carving pumpkins, trick-or-treating, dressing up, passing out candy, decorating. Setup events like pumpkin patches, haunted houses, and haunted caves. There are family traditions as well. I asked Fields if he had any Halloween traditions and he states, “I always eat a large dinner with my parents and watch some T.V., I usually don’t go trick-or-treating.” Trick-or-treating should not have an “age requirement.”Halloween is about having fun.
Dressing up this year adds to the fun and feel of Halloween. Pick out a favorite costume this year and maybe you’ll get more candy.
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